Aristocracy in England
Aristocracy in England
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At an entertainment in the country — a sort of pageant or play — I heard some one say that a hundred of the servants came into the great hall and stood behind the guests ; the re- mainder were on duty elsewhere. Several times, in large establishments, I asked pennission to visit the oflSces ; and the kitcliens and still-rooms and scul- leries, the larders and laundnes, the gun-rooms and plate-rooms and brnshing-rooms, the housekeepei^'s room, the pantries, and the servants' hall, made a labyrin...th of labor difficult to explore. In making the rounds I was taken to the nurseries and the school-rooms, for tutors and governesses are only a higher sort of servant in England. They live and eat apart from the gentry, and often get less wages than valets and ladies' maids. I saw, too, the bed- rooms and the linen-rooms and tlie rooms where the maids w^ere making up clothes, all rising when their mistress entered. I visited the stables and the carpenter's shop, even the butchery and the brewery — for many of the large proprietors kill their own meat and brew their own beer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At an entertainment in the country — a sort of pageant or play — I heard some one say that a hundred of the servants came into the great hall and stood behind the guests ; the re- mainder were on duty elsewhere. Several times, in large establishments, I asked pennission to visit the oflSces ; and the kitcliens and still-rooms and scul- leries, the larders and laundnes, the gun-rooms and plate-rooms and brnshing-rooms, the housekeepei^'s room, the pantries, and the servants' hall, made a labyrin...th of labor difficult to explore. In making the rounds I was taken to the nurseries and the school-rooms, for tutors and governesses are only a higher sort of servant in England. They live and eat apart from the gentry, and often get less wages than valets and ladies' maids. I saw, too, the bed- rooms and the linen-rooms and tlie rooms where the maids w^ere making up clothes, all rising when their mistress entered. I visited the stables and the carpenter's shop, even the butchery and the brewery — for many of the large proprietors kill their own meat and brew their own beer.
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