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Martine's Hand-book of Etiquette, and Guide to True Politeness

Note 1 — VISITING.

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When the caller is about to leave the city for a protracted absence, it is usual to put the letters P. P. C. in the left hand corner of the card; they are the initials of the French phrase, "pour prendre congé"—to take leave, and may with equal propriety stand for presents parting compliments.

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