True aristocracy is nobility of character; both husband and wife should always remember that as royalty, it behoves them to behave with royal manners and dignity.

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Part of being a member of the aristocracy is the necessity of always presenting a cheerful front. You would never see the Royal Family in England or the President of America showing sad or tired faces to their nations because it would demoralise them. They always appear in public smiling and with an air of confidence; as the leaders of the people it is their duty to appear happy and optimistic.

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Included in your aristocracy is your dignity. As a princess you should try to do the parts of the housework that are not befitting your status (like scrubbing the floors on your knees) at a time when your husband or children are not home.

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A kalloh [bride] is dressed in beautiful clothes so that the first impression her chosson [bridegroom] has of her is that she is beautiful and good; he will be enraptured by her beauty and that will make it easier for him to live with the differences that will inevitably arise.

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Part of making it easy, as a wife, for your husband to "cling to you" is that you appear attractive to him; you should be well-dressed with a pleasant demeanour so that your husband is attracted to you, and you alone.