A day as a parlour maid in the victorian times

At six o'clock I got out of bed (feeling a bit tired), washed, got dressed and brushed my hair placing it into a bun. At half past six I went down stairs and put the kettle on, pulled up the blinds, opened the windows and cleaned the fireplaces. At seven o'clock I made early tea and took it to the master and mistress and then I had to dust the dining room and sweep it …

…pantry sink and floor and ate my own lunch. From then to six o'clock I had no more jobs to do) At six o'clock (after a long nap) I laid the table for dinner. Then I served dinner and I waited at the table. When they finished I cleared up the dinner table and then wash up. At ten o'clock I ate my own supper and washed up. Half past ten I went to bed.