He was a coward, for on one occasion he was so angry with the cookmaid that he kicked her.
The poor queen, Anne of Warwick, who began with hating Richard most cordially, and even disguised herself as a cookmaid to escape him, since the death of her son, had never recovered from her melancholy and depression.
So the Vizier carried the fish to the cookmaid and said to her, 'These fish have been brought as a present to the Sultan and he says to thee, "O my tear, I have reserved thee against my stress!
Presently the cookmaid came to herself and seeing the four fish burnt black as coal, said, 'My arms are broken in my first skirmish!
And when the cookmaid heard this she swooned away.
Meanwhile the cookmaid took the fish and cleaned them and set the frying-pan on the fire.
He is a pretty fellow," said thecookmaid to the dame.
The cookmaid left her pan and drew into the yard Ulenspiegel and Lamme bestriding their asses, which began to bray incontinent.
He may marry after all, for he is just the man to walk out of a church some day with the cookmaid under his arm as his wife.
But such men as he are often in the way by marrying some cookmaid at last.
If the washing be done at home, the cookmaid will have to assist; and the changes of linen, and the kitchen things, usually fall to her share.
Some ladies prefer that the cookmaid should come into the parlor, to receive directions.
The cookmaidhas usually a candle-box provided for her, into which she puts all the pieces of candle, for kitchen use.
It is the duty of the cookmaid to prepare the breakfast; and that of the housemaid to carry it up to the breakfast-parlor.
The littlecookmaid was peeping out of her kitchen-door, and gave a kind little smile.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cookmaid" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
