Mrs Grove was bent on being agreeable, to all present, and she thought "the economical dodge" was as good as any, considering her audience.
There is something--a feeling that she is not sincere--that would spoil all her attempts at being agreeable, as far as I am concerned.
Such a representation could not fail of being agreeable to a prince, who, at this juncture, stood in need of an extraordinary cordial.
This was first most noticeable in American women, to whom the art of dress seemed to come by nature, and the art of being agreeable to be easily acquired.
It is supposed that when we have a leisure class we shall not only make a better showing in these respects, but we shall be as agreeable--having time to devote to the art of being agreeable--as the English are.
What made a person desired in any company was the talent of being agreeable, talent of some sort, not the ability to give a costly dinner or a big ball.
Indolence and love of ease; a want of all laudable ambition, of taste for good company, or of inclination to take the trouble of being agreeable, which make men clergymen.
After a few minutes of entire silence between them, John Knightley began with-- "I never in my life saw a man more intent on being agreeablethan Mr. Elton.
In this remark of Doctor Johnson's lies the art of being agreeable.
Moreover, one of the difficulties of being agreeable is that the apprehension of offending and the small hope of pleasing destroy all captivation of manner.
To remain young is one of the difficulties of being agreeable.
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