No lady, no widow, nor no waiting gentlewoman, for under protection Ladies may lard their husbands' heads, Widows will woodcocks make, And chambermaids of servingmen Learn that they'll never forsake.

The accompanying photographs not only show bears very close up, with men standing by within a few yards of them, but they also show one bear being fed from the piazza by a cook, and another standing beside a particular friend, a chambermaid in one of the hotels.

He had served me awhile as an interpreter, and, while thus employed, he went to Detroit, and was pleased with a country girl, who was a chambermaid at old Ben.

You can just flounce into your nest any old time and know that everything is right there, unless one crafty girl has bribed the chambermaid for the key.

Everybody knew in Davenport, and the chambermaid to whom Ethie had put some questions, had volunteered the information that the governor had gone East for his health, and the house, she believed, was shut upnot shut so that she could not effect an entrance to it.

I would have cut off my own right hand, or burnt it to a cinder like Scaevola; sooner gone out to serviceplayed chambermaid on the boards, or the tragedy-queen of the commonest melodrama, far rather!

Now that young chambermaid with the pretty hat is, as far as appearances go, as good a woman as I am, and if Jone was a bachelor and intended to marry her I would think it was as good a match as if he married me.