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housekeeper Noun a person employed to run someone else's household
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| The housekeeper said, "I am quite of your opinion, miss," and appeared to think me the most sensible woman she had met with for a long time past. Rouncewell, the old housekeeper at Chesney Wold, has several times taken off her spectacles and cleaned them to make certain that the drops were not upon the glasses. The housekeeper politely hinted that it was impossible for her to ask other travellers to give up their rooms. |
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