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Meanings of old groom in English

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Usage of old groom in English
1
The 28-year- old groom-to-be said marriage is more important than a wedding.
The South African
2
The old groom's hand fell on his arm and drew him firmly outwards.
The Parts Men Play
3
I knew an old groom once who said a good bumbler is good luck.
The waste lands
4
The old groom seemed not less bent upon the enterprise.
The Man-Wolf and Other Tales
5
The old groom saddled the finest horse there was.
Old Peter's Russian Tales
6
Here an old groom touched his hat, and said, curtly, Too hot and fidgety, miss.
A Perilous Secret
7
The old groom followed his master with eyes that saw only the danger hanging over him.
The Parts Men Play
8
Sure Master Charles be not far behind, and the old groom ran to help her down.
A Reputed Changeling; Or, Three Seventh Years Two Centuries Ago
9
I'll probably end up marrying some forty-year- old groom.
All That Is
10
There was only one woman the 31-year- old groom-to-be called his "Girl Friday" -Camilla.
News.com.au
11
And the old groom had been warned that hunters might be wanted in the stables next winter.
An Eye for an Eye
12
Dick smiled at the tremendous seriousness of the old groom, and lay back wearily on the ground.
The Parts Men Play
13
Edith was placed upon her pony and attended by her old maid Jenny and her old groom Oliver.
The Missing Bride
14
After the chief had said farewell to his men, he set off, attended only by his old groom.
Joshua — Volume 2
15
Mrs. Dove was perched behind a wiry, light-weighted old groom, whom she kept in great order, much to his disgust.
Love and Life: An Old Story in Eighteenth Century Costume
16
There was an old groom inquiring for me, the ostler said, if my name was Dawson-from Hanbury Court, he believed.
My Lady Ludlow
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