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Many things such as Street seller, working in mines or factories, servants ext. types of servants include; house maid (who's job was to keep the house clean and make fires ext), the cook (who evidently cooks the meals), Lady's maid (who looks after the woman of the house helping her get dressed and doing her hair and whatnot.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 12y agowomen in the regency period were made to clean the house look after the children and they weren't allowed to introduce themselves they had to wait to be introduced!
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they uses to be nanny's or servants, Some girls job was to be the perfect wife
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∙ 13y agoThey do iromimg,socking the clothes
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What is a Victorian lady's maid?
She would be responsible for cleaning family and servants' room,laying fires and making beds, they would be payed from about £12-£28 a year depending upon position.
What jobs did a scullary maid do?
they sayed in there room but didn't have much stuff
What was one of S.E. Hinton's jobs before she became a published author?
Maid
Who was maid Marions uncle?
Maid Marian was King Richard's cousin, so her uncle would have been the old King Henry II.
In which pantomime does maid Marian appear?
Maid Marian
What time would a scullery maid get up at in the Victorian times?
A scullery maid would have to get up first about 5.30 am and probably not get to bed until 10pm
What meals did a domestic maid have in Victorian times?
chimney sweeps would often have the left overs
Most common jobs in Victorian London in the 1840's?
All I know is this is better than the last oneClerk, seamstress, milkwoman, maid, butler are some
Who worked in a kitchen in Victorian times?
the cook, scullery maid and kitchen maid :P:P:P
Does the maid 1.hang 2.hung 3.hangs 4.hanged the laundry out to dry an hour ago?
If the question is which word choice will make the sentence correct, the answer is that the sentence will not be correct unless the first word is changed from "does" to "did": Did the maid hang the laundry out to dry an hour ago? If, however, the question is what the correct past tense of the verb "to hang" [laundry] is, the answer is "hung": The maid hung the laundry out to dry an hour ago. The past tense of "hanged" is used only in reference to suspending a person by the neck.
Would you like someone else doing your laundry?
only if they were a maid or nanny . other than that your the only one who knows how you like your laundry , so id suggest dont be lazy and just do it your self
How much did the maid earn in Victorian times?
3 pence a day
What age did you have to be to be a Victorian scullery maid?
Usually from about 12 years of age
Who was a cook in Victorian times?
basically a cook is a maid who cooked food for people
Would were five shillings worth in Victorian times?
A house-maid's wages for a week [but she would also be fed and housed], or about 8 gallons of beer [if you wanted to damage your liver].
Who wrote the poem the ruined maid?
"The Ruined Maid" was written by the English Victorian poet Thomas Hardy. It was first published in 1901.
What poor jobs did the Victorians have?
In Victorian times, poor people often were forced to take jobs that were dangerous, dirty, and menial. These jobs could involve working with dangerous substances that damaged their health, operating or servicing machinery with no regulations in place to protect them from injury or death, or working long hours in poor conditions with little pay. There were no provisions for protecting workers and they could be fired without notice or compensation at the whims of the employers.
