To the Elitor of the "Noxra-Curxa Dairy News."
Sir,—I always supposed that the French nation was famed for its politeness. May Task in your columns whether it is politeness for the occupants of a motor car to sorry a lady driving a horse by first waiting for her to pass, and then driving the motor at full speed (with horn blowing) past her, the said occupants grinning with delight and rudeness?
This is what I witnessed yesterday.
Tam, etc., To the Fditor of the "Nowr-Cursa Dany News."
Sin,—With reference to enquiry of to-day's date, T pleasnte in being able 10 inform him that {tis NOT polite for the occupants motor eat to worry a Indy driving n horse (Vide: "Manners for Men," page 66.) Lam, ete., Pouresess.
15th May.
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