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  • The delicate manipulations of chemical experiments are well, even better, suited to their physical powers than to eh sterner six; and to the ladies, therefore. we commend the charge of becoming the chefs of the modern still-room.

    history of technology 2010

  • We would yet advise to set a room apart in mansions with the title of "laboratory", or the more ancient one of "still-room".

    amateur science 2010

  • The delicate manipulations of chemical experiments are well, even better, suited to their physical powers than to eh sterner six; and to the ladies, therefore. we commend the charge of becoming the chefs of the modern still-room.

    history of science 2010

  • We would yet advise to set a room apart in mansions with the title of "laboratory", or the more ancient one of "still-room".

    history of science 2010

  • The delicate manipulations of chemical experiments are well, even better, suited to their physical powers than to eh sterner six; and to the ladies, therefore. we commend the charge of becoming the chefs of the modern still-room.

    amateur science 2010

  • We would yet advise to set a room apart in mansions with the title of "laboratory", or the more ancient one of "still-room".

    history of technology 2010

  • For her whole soul is set upon being an English maid; and she runs about all day long after Mrs. Leigh, insisting upon learning the mysteries of the kitchen and the still-room, and, above all, the art of making clothes for herself, and at last for everybody in Northam.

    Westward Ho! 2007

  • Where the untitled Mountclere of the White Rose faction had spread his knees over the brands, when the place was a castle and not a court, the still-room maid now simmered her preserves; and where Elizabethan mothers and daughters of that sturdy line had tapestried the love-scenes of Isaac and Jacob, boots and shoes were now cleaned and coals stowed away.

    The Hand of Ethelberta 2006

  • And we know that, especially a hundred years ago, every lady in the country had her still-room, and her medicine chest, her pills, powders, potions, for all the village round.

    The Virginians 2006

  • To the grim housekeeper in her still-room, to the feeble old porter in his lodge, he distributed some token of his remembrance.

    The Virginians 2006

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