APA

whister, . (1953). The gentle art of making enemies, as pleasing exemplified in many in stances, whererin the serious ones of this earth, carefully exasperated , have been prettily spurered on to iunseemliness and indiscretion, whi le overcome by an undue sense of rihgt. New York: Putnam.

Chicago

whister, . 1953. The gentle art of making enemies, as pleasing exemplified in many in stances, whererin the serious ones of this earth, carefully exasperated , have been prettily spurered on to iunseemliness and indiscretion, whi le overcome by an undue sense of rihgt. New York: Putnam.

Harvard

whister, . (1953). The gentle art of making enemies, as pleasing exemplified in many in stances, whererin the serious ones of this earth, carefully exasperated , have been prettily spurered on to iunseemliness and indiscretion, whi le overcome by an undue sense of rihgt. New York: Putnam.

MLA

whister, . The gentle art of making enemies, as pleasing exemplified in many in stances, whererin the serious ones of this earth, carefully exasperated , have been prettily spurered on to iunseemliness and indiscretion, whi le overcome by an undue sense of rihgt. New York: Putnam. 1953.