10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COOKMAID»
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1
The Diary of Samuel Pepys: A New and Complete Transcription
464, 469, 527, 530, 552 JANE, COOKMAID: enters service, 5/158-9 & n. 1, 191,
201; P pleased with, 5/225; dismissed by EP, 6/4(2), 26, 28 ; EP neglects to pay
wages, 6/29, 30, 31 JANE (BIRCH), see Edwards JANE (GENTLEMAN) : see ...
Samuel Pepys, Robert Latham, William Matthews, 2000
2
Mrs. Hale's receipts for the million ...
Of the Cookmaid. — When a young woman undertakes the situation of cookmaid
in a family, where only one or two other servants are kept, she will have many
duties to perform, besides preparing and dressing the provisions, although that is
...
Sarah Josepha Buell Hale, 1857
Then she added, 'If, however, my husband return yet again to the cookmaid and
lie with her, I will restore thee to thy lost place in my favours.' Now when I heard
these words from her lips, what while she pierced my heart with the shafts of her ...
4
Dynasties: Painting in Tudor and Jacobean England, 1530-1630
Sir. Nathaniel. Bacon. 1585-1627. 148. Cookmaid. with. Still. Life. of. Vegetables.
and. Fruit. c. 1620-5. Oil on canvas 151 x 246.7 (59V2 x gyVs) prov: ...; sold
Christie's 26 Oct. 1973 (104, as by Adriaen van Utrecht); ...; sold Christie's 9 July
...
5
The Book of the Thousand and One Nights
When the fisherman came intothe presence of theKing and offered himthe fish,
the King, who had never seen the like either in size orcolour, marvelled
exceedingly and commanded thatthey should be given tothe black cookmaid.
You must ...
J.C. Mardrus, E.P. Mathers, 2013
6
The new household receipt-book
Of the Cook-maid. — When a young woman undertakes the situation of cookmaid
in a family, where only one or two other servants are kept, she will have many
duties to perform, besides preparing and dressing the provisions, although that is
...
7
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
The cookmaid reads, if she read at all, the " Citizen's Cookery Book," or some
similar elementary treatise ; she knows nothing of " marinated pheasant poults,"
of " pigeons of Aurora," of " partridges of Singara," or any such outlandish messes
.
William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone, 1853
8
Purefoy Letters, 1735-1753
I received your last this day & if you will hire y*5 cookmaid, if she won't come here
under 4 pounds, you may hire her as you can. She milks but 3 or 4 cows & that
just by the yard gate./ In hast / No. 238. E. P. tO MISS FREWEN Shalstone ...
Henry Purefoy, Elizabeth Fish Purefoy, George Eland, 1931
THE COOKMAID'S COMPLETE. GUIDE, »nd the Art of Cookery mode Sjv' being
the best and easiest methods of correctly performing all the hnainess of the
cookmaid in respectable families. With proper instructions for «ip»mirnr and the
most ...
Sec, among a thousand similar testimonia, that of Mary, the Cookmaid : "
Saunders the man says you are always jesting and mocking ; Mary, said he, (one
day, as I was mending my master's stocking), My master is so fond of that minister
that ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1830
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Visitors will be able to experience the tastes associated with Hogarth's 'The Roast Beef of Old England' or Sir Nathaniel Bacon's 'Cookmaid ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
