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"We like our food more sanitised nowadays, we like it plastic wrapped from the supermarket, with no noticeable resemblance to animals."
Lady Olliff-Cooper
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Edwardian Life:
- The Master and Mistress of the House should be addressed as "Sir" and "My Lady" respectively.
- The eldest son should be addressed as "Mister Jonathan" and the youngest son as "Master Guy".
- Miss Anson will be addressed as "Miss Anson".
- When speaking or corresponding with a third party, they
should be referred to as "Sir John", "Lady Olliff-Cooper", "Mister Olliff-Cooper",
"Master Olliff-Cooper" and "Miss Anson".
- All Guests should be greeted either by title and
Family name, or as "Sir" or "Madam".
- The Butler should be given the title of "Mr. ~", and addressed as such.
- The Housekeeper is given the title of "Missus ~", and should be addressed as such, regardless of her marital status.
- The Chef de Cuisine should always be addressed as "Sir" or "Monsieur ~".
- The Lady's Maid is given the title of "Miss ~", and will be addressed as such, regardless of her marital status.
- The Tutor is given the title of "Mr ~", and should be addressed as such.
- All other Servants should be addressed by their own Christian names.
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