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Kitch´en`maid` (kĭch´ĕn`mād`)
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The whole Court was there, and the little kitchenmaid was allowed to stand behind the door, now that she was a Court-cook. Almost all the girls who attained a certain place in the village school were taken by her, one or two at a time, as housemaids, laundrymaids, nurserymaids, or kitchenmaids, and after a year or two's training were started in life amongst the neighbouring families, with good principles and wardrobes. |
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