Meanings of pretty waitress in English

The pretty waitress returned to ask if she could get him anything.

In her little dog-tent the pretty waitress probably was fast asleep.

Not so loud, cautioned Tom, for the pretty waitress was watching them curiously.

The pretty waitress was still regarding the two curiously.

I drew the pretty waitress closer-notthat the night was cold, but it might become so.

Nat now recalled the most striking thing about the " pretty waitress" memo-its affectionate tone.

For the pretty waitress, becomingly pale, was gathered in Kemper's arms, her cheek against his shoulder.

It was Lieutenant Rochas, availing himself of his privilege as a conquering hero, to catch and kiss the pretty waitress.

George admired her courage as he remembered a very unpleasant story he had heard about a pretty waitress at the settlement.

No pity for anyone until the pretty waitress came along, toting her Swiss murder mystery with a wild-flower tucked between the pages.

An hour later, the pretty waitress had cleared away the platters and brought fresh pitchers, and Hershie's tights felt a little tighter.

Toward afternoon the pretty waitress felt much better, and I warned Kemper and Grue that we should sail for Black Bayou after dinner.

With the pretty waitress of the Professor's dining-room, some years older than myself, I had occasional ardent encounters on back stairs and in dark entries.

Meanwhile, hot coffee or chocolate is being passed by pretty waitresses with Japanese fans stuck in their hair airplane-wise.

"You need have no fear," said I to the pretty waitress.

He just mentioned that the chef has a reputation of being a womanizer and has been known to target pretty waitresses.