THE BRIDE ELECT.
By Mrs. Johnson, Author of “Hints to Untrained Teachers,” etc. Dedicated
to the Princess Louise.
Contents.—Tuning the Bells.—Owe no Man Anything.—How to Order the Dinner.—Cleanliness, Warmth, and Light.—How to Dress Comfortably.—Wear and Tear.—Like Mistress, like Maid.—Service done.—Do you Mean what you Say?—That State of Life.—Money Matters.—Postscript.
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MANY THINGS.
Compiled by the Rev. Charles Bullock, B.D., Editor of “Hand and Heart,”
“Home Words,” etc.
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