... they’ve some infectit sheep and we jaloosed he’d no be back the night. Wed the second gairdner is our relation and Belle, the parlour maid, is a freen o’ Jimmie’s—’ You are good sorts/ Lawrence gasped. ‘All the same, Hardcastle’s gamekeepers and his sporting ...

... door, my brougham is question there was only one servant in | waiting for me. have finished my story Kenilworth House, a parlour maid, who at must leave you now. Fray the inquest eould give coherentaccount ff' my kindest remembrances to your of what happened ...

... soon as the next sister left school she took • situation as general, and worked her way up until she became • first-class parlour maid at twenty years of age. She did her work beautifully, dressed prettily but simply, had nice pleasant manner, got on well ...

... Clouseau yarn, 11.05 BEECHGROVE GARDEN. this time investigating a case 11.35-12.15 THE ROYAL which involves a parlour- INTERNATIONAL HORSF maid accused of shooting SHOW. From the NEC, herlover. With Peter Sellers Birmingham, featuring the and Elke Sommer ...

... Mow blkssit ta. lila as beaver BO sal 40 yaws. A Now Aooostrmeammrr.—An advertisement for A superior young require I as parlour maid and to wait on lady,' Ftipulatee that she undentand. along with dreeswaking.—what does the erpectant reader imagine? Not ...

... card on a tray—the old instinct of decent service holding good 'A gentleman to see you, sir,’ she said, In the voice of a parlour maid, and then with a swift change of manner, she added in a hurried whisper, ‘it's Sir Meredith, an old friend of Master's ...

... mistress said pretty, eident Susan, the house and parlour maid at Ploughland Dale. «.r Ploughlands, as it was more frequently called, to plain, slow, honest (after a fashion) jean, the kitchen and dairy maid at the same place, as they sat discussing their ...

... without Wily of that the gill rise Soaking for, and the parlour maid et Slerridew were one and the same. I bops hod bor. she drow!olf. 1 I could help. Lot ow for He felt • thrill a,-heal b. maid tran-ter his 'fettle:l from Rath to Beauty was ant likely ...

... because lie had some business to transact in Norwich connected with the release of Miss Mortimer's wrongfully - arrested parlour. maid. They were on the point of separating, and were standing at the side of the road, delaying their good-night. when they ...

... l—yea, I will !--my sweet Cal honor I . word he wee • dagger drives my beams At that momest, William' entered the parlour. • Sir,' maid Sir Peter, after their morning selstatioss, ' I have bees it is • for me over from to ' he primed, took out his sauff ...

... stoat servant opened the door. • Weil, Anne, said Bruno Severn, where is your mistress r Mho Hester is in the best parlour, maid the woman, with • curious took et the Bet -comer. A clock was ticking is the hall and it amused to Diane that every tick ...

... Protestant religion force. It is most interesting and instructive volume, extremely well suited for young people. Mrs Gibbons’ Parlour Maid : Eflsode the Lire Susan Clemens. M. G. Hogg. Edinburgh: William Oliphant & Co. 1872. This little tale is specially dedicated ...