The Complete Bachelor
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Your steamer trunk and your bag and shawl strapshould be placed in the cabin with you. Steamer chairs, in these days, can be hired. Do not carry one around with you. It is a nuisance. On theocean steamers the steward will attend to your little wants, and prepareyour bath for you in the morning, for which there is a fee, I think, oftwenty-five cents a day. It is customary on leaving a ship to givegratuities to servants. To the cabin steward on English ships, tenshillings, the head steward ten sh...illings, and your waiter tenshillings. On others, for a six days' voyage, a fee equal to two dollarsshould be given to your waiter and your cabin steward and to the headsteward. Servants abroad are feed on a regular tariff, which you willfind in the guidebooks. In this country the drawing-car fiend expectstwenty-five cents for a day's journey; fifty cents to a dollar forlonger and more extended service. At American hotels the waiters aretipped when you leave, and a small gratuity given to chambermaids.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your steamer trunk and your bag and shawl strapshould be placed in the cabin with you. Steamer chairs, in these days, can be hired. Do not carry one around with you. It is a nuisance. On theocean steamers the steward will attend to your little wants, and prepareyour bath for you in the morning, for which there is a fee, I think, oftwenty-five cents a day. It is customary on leaving a ship to givegratuities to servants. To the cabin steward on English ships, tenshillings, the head steward ten sh...illings, and your waiter tenshillings. On others, for a six days' voyage, a fee equal to two dollarsshould be given to your waiter and your cabin steward and to the headsteward. Servants abroad are feed on a regular tariff, which you willfind in the guidebooks. In this country the drawing-car fiend expectstwenty-five cents for a day's journey; fifty cents to a dollar forlonger and more extended service. At American hotels the waiters aretipped when you leave, and a small gratuity given to chambermaids.
What to read after The Complete Bachelor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Germain Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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