[PDF.71ta] One Pair of Hands: Upstairs and Downstairs, Seen Through the Eyes of an Ex-Debutante Turned Cook

One Pair of Hands: Upstairs and Downstairs, Seen Through the Eyes of an Ex-Debutante Turned Cook

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 | #2078267 in Books |  2011-09-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  7.80 x.79 x4.96l,.0 | File type: PDF | 320 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Entertaining, but..|By Monika Jaruskova|An entertaining and fluent read. Somehow I couldn't quite accept the idea of author's taking the job partly as a challenge, partly for fun and for getting a view from "behing the green baize door"... rather cunning+spiteful ...still not much mischief done, everything feels authentic ... including her exhaustion + relief after the return b| |"Glorious entertainment" * Daily Mail * "Riotously amusing" * The Times *|About the Author|Monica Dickens MBE was born in 1915, and was the great-granddaughter of Charles Dickens. Expelled from St Paul's Girls' School, she

'Life was a wordless battle of wits between us, with her keeping a sharp look-out for signs of neglect, and me trying to disguise my slovenliness by subterfuge. I became an adept at sweeping dust under the bed, and always used the same few pieces of silver' Unimpressed by the world of debutante balls, Monica Dickens shocked her family by getting a job. With no experience whatsoever, she gained employment as a cook-general. Monica's cooking and cleaning skills left much t...

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