A Woman's Thoughts About Women
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145 by striving to maintain a false position ; wastes in shabby showiness the money that she ought to lay up for sickness, old age, or marriage, and the happy duty of helping others; loses the simple neatness befitting the respectable maid- seiTant, and becomes ridiculous as the sham fine-lady.
But in this complaint, only too general, of ser- vants " dressing above their place,^^ the mistress's own example is the best warning and reproof: a thing, my poor Mrs. Smith, which it would be vain to l...ook for from you. Equally vain in another matter, which applies as stringently to that wretched Sally Baines — whom, if she now came dmnk and flaunting to your area-gate, you would hustle away in charge of X 25 — as to your own little daughter, whom you hope one day to see Mrs. Somebody, and will take all available maternal means to that desirable end.
You do not think it, but the kitchen is made of flesh and blood as well as the parlour.
L 146 THE MISTRESS OF A FAMILTf.
However you may insist upon "No followers allowed/' Emma will meet her sweetheart round the corner, and cook will startle your nerves after five years' service with " Please suit yourself marm, as I'm a-going to be married." Happy for you if no worse occurs than this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
145 by striving to maintain a false position ; wastes in shabby showiness the money that she ought to lay up for sickness, old age, or marriage, and the happy duty of helping others; loses the simple neatness befitting the respectable maid- seiTant, and becomes ridiculous as the sham fine-lady.
But in this complaint, only too general, of ser- vants " dressing above their place,^^ the mistress's own example is the best warning and reproof: a thing, my poor Mrs. Smith, which it would be vain to l...ook for from you. Equally vain in another matter, which applies as stringently to that wretched Sally Baines — whom, if she now came dmnk and flaunting to your area-gate, you would hustle away in charge of X 25 — as to your own little daughter, whom you hope one day to see Mrs. Somebody, and will take all available maternal means to that desirable end.
You do not think it, but the kitchen is made of flesh and blood as well as the parlour.
L 146 THE MISTRESS OF A FAMILTf.
However you may insist upon "No followers allowed/' Emma will meet her sweetheart round the corner, and cook will startle your nerves after five years' service with " Please suit yourself marm, as I'm a-going to be married." Happy for you if no worse occurs than this.
What to read after A Woman's Thoughts About Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craik Dinah Maria Mulock to read onlineMoreLess
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