Meanings of stable keeper in English

The livery stable keeper hustled around and soon had a team ready.

Very well, he might keep the livery- stable keeper company-itwould amuse the fellows.

The livery- stable keeper and the doctor hobnob together at their favourite beer hall.

Keats was born in London in 1795, the first son of a livery- stable keeper.

The livery stable keeper- ahalf-breedwith a peculiarly pleasant smile-cockedup his shoulders with the remark:

She opened her purse, took five ten-dollar bills therefrom and handed them to the young livery- stable keeper.

She was continually out in the company of Charlie May, Patterson, the livery- stable keeper, Porter, or McGibony.

The livery- stable keeper has a boy about twelve, who is quite devoted to me; a bright, trustworthy little fellow.

Then he went to Clara's former residence, questioned the landlady and her servant, and finally interrogated the livery- stable keeper.

Francis Raven accompanied us, and was duly established, in the nominal capacity of stable keeper, among the servants at Maison Rouge.

I told the stable keeper I was going to Norwalk, but it was so cold he would not hire his horses.

The son of a livery- stable keeper, he had been an apothecary's apprentice, and for a short time had walked the hospitals.

Before it was half cut, I sold to a livery- stable keeper in Exeter fifty tons of bright timothy for $600.

He is the one, and he used Janes, the livery stable keeper, the politician who brought the dynamite to Hampton, as his tool.

The (job) brougham horse used to look dreadfully lean and tired, and the livery- stable keeper complained that we worked him too hard.

Day after day he told the livery- stable keeper that he had received no reply, and at last asserted that his appeal had remained altogether unanswered.