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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3485, 25 February 1880, Page 2

The Glasgow Mail says a housemaid recently Bought to recover her half year's wages from her master in the Small Debt Court, on the ground that she had been unjustifiably dismissed because she would not consent to wear shoes instead of boots. The master contended that the boots marked the carpets and waxcloth, and made a pattering noise. Sheriff Birnie sustained the defence, and held that the wearing of shoes was one of th« reasonable things a housemaid would hare to put up with.

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