Paret, Anna Parmly, [from old catalog] ed · New York and London. Harper & brothers · leaf 355
ce as is possible; about twenty inchesfrom the last fork or knife on one side to the edge of thenapkin on the other will be none too much. In the middlelay a large, handsome plate; this is to be lifted and re-placed by the hot ones as they come on in turn, being putdown as the soiled ones are… … .knife, if one is used; if it is not, then that for the game;two knives are all that are laid at the cover generally. Thencomes the soup-spoon, and, last, the small fork for oysters. 339 HANDY-BOOK FOR GIRLS On the left is first the large fork, then the second size, thenthe salad-fork. The napkin…
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