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Meanings of old waiter in English
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Usage of old waiter in English
1
The old waiter now devoted himself to them, beginning to serve dinner.
2
The old waiter had come to tell me that my luncheon was ready.
3
Katy in despair ran to Wilkins, the old waiter who was setting the breakfast-table.
4
An old waiter led them between empty tables to a veranda overlooking the waves.
5
Hagbard left at the same time the old waiter did.
6
The old waiter came and departed like a shade.
7
A moment afterward, the old waiter presented me the small gilt cup, smoking, fragrant, and inviting.
8
An old waiter came up to him, with a couple of magazines and an evening paper.
9
At the hotel, he was received very cordially by Mrs. Chickley, and Simon, the old waiter.
10
And the old waiter, so friendly and paternal.
11
The old waiter shook his head dubiously.
12
The old waiter reappeared, hobbling and creaking, bearing a large tray loaded with five orders of food.
13
The old waiter, schooled to remember at first glance if he remembered at all, looked afresh at Ayling.
14
Pretend to be a nineteen-year- old waiter.
15
Somebody happened to mention to me casually that Henry, the old waiter, had been at Mac's since its foundation.
16
An old waiter from the old country, an uncle of Trafficante, approached the table and Louis held his breath.
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