... found my Cocker spaniel puppy (a woman, of course) evidently infected by the whimsical gaiety of the company, arranging the parlour maid's shoes under my husband's bed and (as I afterwards learned) had placed his boots under hers. So ended a wonderful day ...

... found my Cocker spaniel puppy (a woman, of course) evidently infected by the whimsical gaiety of the company, arranging the parlour maid's shoes under my husband's bed and (as I afterwards learned) had placed his boots under hers. So ended a wonderful day ...

... a note of was that there was a perfect maids' work-room, with electric irons and various sized ironing-boards, large fitted wash-basins, and in fact every sort of appliance which the most exactingof ladies' maids would require. There was a valet's room ...

... the city ran up forever, in continuous single file, never stopped all day. As we were rowed ashore in the gaudily decorated parlour of a sampan, by two little pigtailed girls who looked as if they had never had any leisure or pleasure in their lives, we ...

... the city ran up forever, in continuous single file, never stopped all day. As we were rowed ashore in the gaudily decorated parlour of a sampan, by two little pigtailed girls who looked as if they had never had any leisure or pleasure in their lives, we ...

... Thornton, looking like Mary Brough in all but stature, was a splendid cook. Miss Dora Brown, as the extremely refined parlour maid, and Mr. William Gliddon, as the Odd Man, gave amusing character sketches. Mr. James W. Keating was responsible for much ...

... that they have to cut down expenses owing to amalgamation with a richer one. Now take Mrs. Jones. Baby is frac tious, the parlour-maid has not come in, and there is a letter from mother saying that owing to the old trouble she has to put off her visit. A ...

... took cheap lodgings where several families were herded in a decayed mansion. He drank ale in pubs, sat in grocers' back -parlours, went out with Mrs. Thwaites of the string bag and the protuberant bottle, watched Lettuce trying on her Celanese trousseau ...

... accusation. Jennie, the little maid-of-all-work, stood before them bursting with a most important message. Sir Richard himself was in the hoose and would be obliged if Mr. Dalblain would see him in the landlord's private parlour now. Sir Richard detested ...

... charming person I happen to know is a case 1 in point. One morning when she was staying in someone's house the new head parlour-maid, who had been particularly well brought up and il never went into anyone's room until she got the pass-word, came to the ...

... neces sary offices, a maid's sitting- room, and a new dining-room. Above the basement rose floor after floor, each consisting of a largish front room and a smallish, generally dark back room. By removing the wall between the old parlour and the old dining-room ...

... neces sary offices, a maid's sitting- room, and a new dining-room. Above the basement rose floor after floor, each consisting of a largish front room and a smallish, generally dark back room. By removing the wall between the old parlour and the old dining-room ...