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"Below Stairs," the memoir that inspired "Downton Abbey" and "Upstairs, Downstairs," gets a re-release as "Downton Abbey" begins its second season.
"When I say I met the other servants, don't think I was introduced to them," Powell writes. She had previously met the under-housemaid named Mary, who had helped her with her hair, but that was the only name she knew. "No one bothers to introduce a kitchen maid. You're just looked at as if you're something the cat brought in. One of them said, 'She looks hefty enough.'"
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