Meanings of little porter in English

At least, he obeyed the little porter's advice, and 'felt very small indeed.'

But what he could not do another and a weaker did-eventhe little porter.

This prisoner was allowed a little porter every day, which was served out about one o'clock.

The little porter followed her example gallantly.

He was moving through an avenue that led towards big iron gates beside a little porter's lodge.

The little porter turned very red, and Philammon did so likewise; but he remembered his promise, and kept it.

At first I was allowed a little porter and some very inferior beef-tea, in addition to the ordinary second-class hospital diet.

You cannot deceive an old statesman, sir!'-turningto the little porter with a look of authority-'poormonk though he be now.

He sauntered carelessly down it, and found himself at last on the great Esplanade, whither the little porter had taken him three days before.

'Arsenius?' said the little porter, with a look of mingled awe and pity.

'I will go this moment' sir; I will fly!' and off rushed the little porter.

'The little porter philosopher, who hangs about Hypatia's lecture-room?'

'What news?' asked the little porter, who had been waiting for him at the door all the while.

'Off with you!' said Philammon, who had no mind at the moment to renew his acquaintance with the little porter.

'A very fine lecture that of the Lady Hypatia's the other morning, on Helen's nepenthe,' quoth the little porter, growing philosophic as the wine-fumes rose.