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Character and Conduct
Stories illustrating noble deeds in matters both great and small, such as the noble gesture of Sir Philip Sidney, and the determination of Benjamin Disraeli.
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Practice Makes Perfect
By Jane Austen
Making friends is, like playing music, not just a matter of natural talent.
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In Good Company
Anne Elliot resents being expected to court the society of anyone simply because of social status.
111
With the Compliments of Mr Collins
There is an art to making one’s compliments seem artless.
112
Character and Learning
By Samuel Smiles
Intellectual learning is to be respected, but it should never be confused with good character.
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The Love of the Lindseys
Based on an account by Charlotte Yonge
Young Montague Bertie, Lord Willougby, tended his dying father behind enemy lines.
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The Character of Horatio Lord Nelson
By The Revd Alexander Scott
High praise from someone who knew him better than most.
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