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Dairymaid

usgb/ˈderimeɪd/Volume
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Dairymaids were more common when farms did more by hand, before industrialization. SlidePaintings from the 1800s often feature dairymaids at work.
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In literature and movies, dairymaids are often portrayed as cheerful and hardworking. SlideThe cheerful dairymaid in the novel brought fresh milk every morning.
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The term is outdated; modern dairy workers aren't typically called dairymaids. SlideFinding a dairymaid today is rare, as the industry has modernized.
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