unpoliteness

• “You have always joined with me in remarking, that he will speak his mind with freedom, even to a degree of unpoliteness sometimes; and that his very treatment of my family is a proof that he cannot make”

  Clarissa Harlowe

• “I have just carried unpoliteness far enough to make her afraid of me; and to shew her, that I am no whiner.”

  Clarissa Harlowe

• “This form of unpoliteness has been adopted from the English, and it is as little worthy of imitation as the form of their government.”

  The Laws of Etiquette

• “Then you 'scuse yourself to nod kees me, account thad augustly unpoliteness for American gendleman.”

  The Pot of Paint

• “All the memories of those six months of deceit, of broken pledges, of unnecessary humiliations, of petty unpoliteness from a half-educated, half-bred, conceited, and arrogant people fell from us like a heavy knapsack.”

  Notes of a War Correspondent

• “Friday knocked up by yours and the Earl's unpoliteness, to send gentlemen to sea instead of dancing with white gloves.”

  The Life of Nelson, Volume 2 (of 2) The Embodiment of the Sea Power of Great Britain

• “England is so little loved, and contrasts the unpoliteness of Earl”

  Foreign and Colonial Intelligence

• “What passes by the name of "Etiquette" is often of the essence of unpoliteness and untruthfulness.”

  Character

• “I'm very sorry for it, aunt, and I tell you fairly -- and there's no unpoliteness in the confession -- that when I asked for my leave, Kilgobbin”

  Lord Kilgobbin

• “He was not to be dissuaded from his purpose, though the ladies would have absolved him from all unpoliteness, and even requested him to accompany the skaters.”

  The Child of Mystery

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