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PRESENT
FOR A
Servant Maid.
OR, THE
Sure Means of gaining LOVE and ESTEEM,
Under the following Heads:
| Observance.
Avoiding Sloth.
Sluttishness.
Staying on Errands.
Telling Family Affairs.
Secrets among Fellow-Servants.
Entering into their Quarrels.
Tale-bearing.
Being an Eye-Servant.
Carelesness of Children.
Of Fire, Candle, Thieves.
New Acquaintance.
Fortune-Tellers.
Giving saucy Answers.
Liquorishness.
Aping the Fashion.
Dishonesty.
The Market-Penny.
Delaying to give Change.
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Giving away Victuals.
Bringing in Charwomen.
Waiting Victuals.
Quarrels with Fellow-Servants.
Behaviour to the Sick.
Hearing Things against a Master or Mistress.
Being too free with Men-Servants.
Conduct towards Apprentices.
Misspending Time.
Public Shows.
Vails.
Giving Advice too freely.
Chastity.
Temptations from the Master.
If a single Man.
If a married Man.
If from the Master's Son.
If from Gentlemen Lodgers.
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To which are added,
DIRECTIONS for going to MARKET
ALSO,
For Dressing any Common Dish, whether FLESH, FISH or FOWL.
With some Rules for WASHING, &c.
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The whole calculated for making both the Mistresss and
the Maid happy.
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DUBLIN:
Printed by and for GEORGE FAULKNER, 1744.
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