| 31. | Often their wives followed them, working as cooks, laundresses, and nurses in camp.
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| 32. | She dropped out of school when she was 8 years old and started working as a laundress.
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| 33. | Winslet's laundress exudes a ripe and radiant sexuality coupled with a contagious sense of mischief.
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| 34. | On a double date with his drummer, Ray meets Hattie, a shy, mute laundress.
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| 35. | In urban areas Afro-Peruvians were cooks, laundresses, maids, handymen, and gardeners.
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| 36. | Daumier, Degas, and Picasso himself in 1901 had previously explored the subject of the laundress.
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| 37. | Once in Denver, the slave-turned-laundress became the linchpin for African-American society.
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| 38. | A helpful, admiring laundress ( Kate Winslet ) smuggles Sade's work to his waiting publisher.
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| 39. | The children had chores, though they also had a maid, a cook, and a laundress.
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| 40. | In contrast, Carl's mother worked long hours as a laundress to provide for her family.
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