John Bull's Womankind (Les Filles de John Bull)O'Rell, Max
General
John Bull's Womankind (Les Filles de John Bull)
O'Rell, Max
England -- Social life and customs; Women -- Great Britain
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To Mrs. John Bull iii
Hors d'œuvre ix
I.
Flirtation--Sweethearting--Love in the Open Air--_Où il
y a de la gêne il n'y a pas de plaisir_ 1
II.
Declarations of Love--Kisses--Disobliging Britons 8
III.
Love in Marriage--Mrs. John Bull's Bedroom--As you make
your Bed, so you must lie on it--Young People, English
and French--How it may sometimes be an economy to take
your Wife with you when you travel on the Continent 12
IV.
The Marriage Ceremony in England--Civil Marriages--
Elopements--Marriage in Scotland--Show your
Credentials--One word more about the _dot_ 22
V.
After the Ball--My Wife makes me a little Confidence (from
the Diary of a Frenchman married to an Englishwoman) 30
VI.
The Beauty of English Women--Their Dress--Their Hair--Advice
to French Ladies--Hyde Park--Interior of English
Theatres--O Routine! such is thy Handiwork! 37
VII.
The Word and the Thing--Little Essay on the English
Language--There is nothing like a good Telescope if
you want to see well--Master Dubius--Puritan
Parlance--Salvation Fair--May Meetings and Spring
Cleanings--Are you _Pooty_ Well?--A Suitable Menu 46
VIII.
The Boas of the Aristocracy--The Prettiest Women in
London--Shop Girls--Barmaids--Actresses and
Supernumeraries--Miss Mary Anderson 58
IX.
The _Demi-monde_--Sly Dogs--The Disreputable World--The
Society for the Protection of Women--Humble Apologies
for Grave Mistakes 66
X.
Reflections of an Innocent upon Women in general and
Englishwomen in particular--Epistle to John Bull--Women's
Rights--A Stormy Meeting--Viragos and other British Guys
of the Sisterhood of St. Catharine 72
XI.
Women at Home--Daughters, Wives, Widows, and Mothers--
Comparisons--The Hospitality of Mrs. John Bull--Provincial
Life 83
XII.
Mrs. John Bull at Home on the .... _R.S.V.P._--An
Intelligent Landlord--Meaning of the word "Concert"--The
Conversazione--The Royal Academy 100
XIII.
Ladies of the Royal Family--Mrs. Christian--Minnie and
Alec--The noble Lord the Poet-Laureate--Wanted an
English Academy 110
XIV.
The Governess and other Servants of Mrs. John Bull's
Household--Lady-Helps--English and French Servants--
Burglar Chase: the Policeman is successful for once 120
XV.
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