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• Flirtatious dairymaid Meg Brockie immediately takes a liking to Jeff and leads him off.
• He returned to Lower Largo, where he met Sophia Bruce, a young dairymaid.
• Once complete, the dairymaid checked their work, and gave them their next clue.
• He had two sisters, a dairymaid, a housemaid and two farm servants living in.
• Northumberland's soldiers followed Mary to Sawston forcing her to flee the next morning disguised as a dairymaid.
• If a woman could not find work as a dairymaid, her labors were permitted during the harvest season.
• Nikolai Baskakov's " Milkmaids, Novella " depicts a dairymaid bantering with two co-workers.
• Alexander Currie was an agricultural labourer at Ashgrove, together with a dairymaid Margaret Macallum and a housemaid, Janet Baillie
• Dairymaid was considered a relatively respectable line of work, and dairymaids had more status and a better reputation than household servants.
• Dairymaid was considered a relatively respectable line of work, and dairymaids had more status and a better reputation than household servants.
• Archbishop Dairymaid Martin, the Vatican's representative to the United Nations in Geneva, argued for alternating between just Davos and New York.
• Though few roles existed exclusively for women, the dairymaid or " daye " became a popular position for women to earn wages on the manor.
• She started her career in 1908 where she was on stage in a play called " The Dairymaids " at the Princes Theatre in Manchester.
• The young people have all left; nobody will work for the 500 rubles ( about $ 18 ) that a dairymaid or other unskilled worker makes in a month.
• An entire book without a single line about dairymaids, lavender-scented sheets, wood smoke or any of the rest of the baggage freighting down the sport since Walton and Cotton's " The Compleat Angler "?
• Although dairymaids do not seem to have had a special reputation for dirtiness, it would have been difficult for a dairymaid to avoid manure, so the imputation seems reasonable . talk ) 16 : 56, 11 February 2016 ( UTC)
• Although dairymaids do not seem to have had a special reputation for dirtiness, it would have been difficult for a dairymaid to avoid manure, so the imputation seems reasonable . talk ) 16 : 56, 11 February 2016 ( UTC)
• She appeared in " The Dairymaids ", opening in Atlantic City in August 1907, then at the Criterion Theatre New York City and on tour in the 1907 season before going across to the United Kingdom, having been engaged by Charles Frohman.
• The most important of his paintings were his morceau de r閏eption, the " Fox among the Chickens " ( San Francisco, California Palace of the Legion of Honor ), " The Dairymaid " ( Paris, Mus閑 Cognacq-Jay ).
• Dairymaids also had a reputation for being pretty ( possibly because they tended to get cowpox, which was not disfiguring and gave protection against smallpox ), so some references to amorous activity must be expected, but there are far fewer than for, say, chambermaids or seamstresses.