wunder · Library

Part 19

The Employments of Women: a Cyclopædia of Woman's Work · Virginia Penny — chapter 19 of 45 · ~122 words · public domain

Read in the Wunder reader — free

429. Shepherdesses, 409

430. Toll Collectors, 409

Contributors to the Comfort or Amusement of Others.

431. Bathhouse Attendants, 409

432. Brace and Truss Makers, 410

433. Chiropodists, 411

434. Cuppers and Leechers, 413

435. Fishing-Tackle Preparers, 413

436. Fortune Tellers, 415

437. Guides and Door Attendants, 415

438. Lodging and Boarding House Keepers, 415

439. Makers of Artificial Eyes, 416

440. Limbs, 418

441. Teeth, 418

442. Nurses for the Sick, 419

443. Steamboat and Railroad Newsvenders, 421

444. Street Musicians, 421

445. Tavern Keepers, 422

446. Travelling Companions, 423

Mistresses and Domestics.

447. Mistresses, 423

448. Domestics, 424

449. Chambermaids, 426

450. Cooks, 428

451. Dining-Room Waiters, 429

452. Ladies' Maids, 430

453. Nurses for Children, 430

454. Saloon Attendants, 431

← Previous chapterAll chaptersNext chapter →

The Employments of Women: a Cyclopædia of Woman's Work · The Wunder Library — complete classics, free to read, with narration.

© 2026 Wunder Learning LLC · Terms & Privacy