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• Jul 7, 2025 Minding The Manor The Memoir Of A 1930s English Kitchen Maid er of the human spirit. It’s proof that even in the humblest of roles, extraordinary lives are lived. The Atmosphere: Utterly transportive! You'll feel like you've got a front-row seat to manor life. The Characters: Rich, relatable, and utterl By Lucy Weber
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