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The dining room and its appointments (1896)

London, New York, The Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited) · leaf 94

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de-table in the dining-room, a screen should be drawn so that the processshall not be revealed to all in the room. Train the older children to help each other and the younger ones to bread, butter, etc.; butforbid them to remove a dish from near the place occupied by parents or guests, or to pass… … Fkuke Xo. 2S.—Doily Desigx. wiping ofi their plates or spoons with their napkins by teaching them to signal unobtusively to thewaitress and as^k to have removed au}- article which by some inadvertence may not be scrupulouslyclean. Do not force children to eat fat if they prefer lean, nor even…

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