Usage of "say the innkeeper"

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Usage of say the innkeeper in English

I heard him say so with my own ears, said the innkeeper's lad. 
 Stories by Foreign Authors: Scandinavian 

'It's wonderful,' said the innkeeper; 'you can't know what fear is.' 
 Vittoria — Volume 4 

"You need not worry about leaving your weapons, master," said the innkeeper. 
 Shinjū 

'It fatigues her, however,' said the innkeeper; 'it fatigues her greatly on the march. 
 Travels with a Donkey in the Cevennes 

"By this bolt at the top," said the innkeeper, pointing to it. 
 The Shrieking Pit 

"Your health," said the innkeeper, holding up his glass to the light. 
 Saracinesca 

"It is very kind of Your Highness," said the innkeeper, laughing maliciously. 
 Arms and the Woman 

"Get it; it is hidden in the barn," said the innkeeper. 
 Classic Myths 

"Slip out by the back door, Mr. Burke," said the innkeeper. 
 In Clive's Command: A Story of the Fight for India 

"Go-go-calmyourself," said the innkeeper; "that did not prevent you from sleeping well." 
 Library of the World's Best Mystery and Detective Stories 

"Trapped 'em in the woods myself yonder, sir, I did," said the innkeeper. 
 Act of will 

"A Master of Hounds looks for that, Captain," said the innkeeper. 
 The American Senator 

"Your Highness has a very good memory," said the innkeeper, dryly. 
 Arms and the Woman 

'I shall charge nothing for the lady's use of the room,' said the innkeeper magnanimously. 
 Stradella 

"This you shall have because you are so handsome," said the innkeeper's wife. 
 Popular Tales from the Norse 

"I'll fetch your honour a play bill immediately," said the innkeeper. 
 The Poor Plutocrats 

Meanings of say the innkeeper in English