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Meanings of old janitor in English
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Usage of old janitor in English
1
The old janitor of the apartment-house met him with an anxious face.
2
Perhaps the most convincing piece of testimony came from an old janitor.
3
These were the words with which the old janitor greeted Muller.
4
The old janitor seemed to be taken up greatly with the two prisoners.
5
I won't give away any police business, the old janitor replied.
6
The old janitor was sweeping off the walk in front of the apartment house.
7
Farland exhibited his shield, and the old janitor recoiled, fright depicted in his face.
8
The old janitor accepted the bill gladly, and led the way back to the house.
9
The old janitor of the building had remembered him.
10
What kind of help could he give, an old janitor in an empty amusement park?
11
The old janitor pointed out the door of the vacant apartment, and handed Farland a key.
12
At this announcement the old janitor threw up both hands and faltered back a step or two.
13
This was all the old janitor could tell, and a little later he brought in both his wife and his daughter to be interviewed.
14
"Ready," cried the old janitor, in response to a distant voice.
15
"All right, sir, if that's it," the old janitor said.
16
"You may go to bed, Antonio," said I to the old janitor, as he opened the gate.
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