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She was then sent into the cellar to bring up three or four armfuls of wood , and immediately after to the grocer 's for a pound of soap , then to the milliner 's with a band-box . When she returned , it was about eleven o'clock , and she was set to help one of the servants wash the windows , which were taken out of the frames and washed in the yard . This occupied until twelve . Then she must rock the cradle again , which she did until one o'clock , when it waked , and she had to sit on a little chair and hold it , while the family dined . Her own dinner was afterwards put on a plate , and she made to stand by the kitchen-table and eat it . All the afternoon was taken up in some employment or other , and as soon as supper was over -LRB- which she eat , as before , standing at the kitchen-table -RRB- she was sent to bed -- and glad she was to get there , for she was so tired she could hardly stand up . The next day passed in the same unrelaxing round of duties , and the third commenced in a similar way .