Ware, Francis M · New York : Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 251
t of face, but always that of figure. Liveries nevercan look well upon a round-backed, narrow-shouldered, pot-bellied nondescript, and servants should always be at leastpresentable, be their personal failings what they may. Noraan is a hero to his valet, and no servant is a model to hisemployer,… … ■s.oo < SERVANTS, ETC. Another frequently disregarded detail is the matter ofharmony between the appearance of coachman and thevehicle, horses, etc., he is employed to engineer. A familylandau or heavy, old extension brougham demands, forcompletenesss sake, that size and bulk both in servant…
Horses · Driving of horse-drawn vehicles · Carriages and carts · Harnesses · Sleighing
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