Meanings of white maid in English

Piro tore off her white maid's over-smock and waved it.

She was fair to a fault, a lily- white maid with the silkiest of flaxen tresses.

Muh'Dear had on her black-and- white maid's uniform.

But now the apes had gone, and the white youth and the white maid stood alone in the jungle.

Now the girl was harmless enough- aredand white maid, plump as a partridge in the end of harvest.

The guests' rooms were ready and he at once led the way upstairs, where a white maid met them.

It-itseems so-perfect that the Tin Soldier should go-tothe wars-andthat the girl he leaves behind him should be a little white maid like-Jean

He is advertising for white maids, so I hear.

The White Maid, I bet!

"A white maid may do what pleases her, too, for aught I know," he said indifferently.

"And my own dots they put on plain English china creatures!" sighed the little white maid of Nymphenburg.

"He is advertising for white maids!"

"Thou White Maid," he said, "who wast called Princess of the Zulus, pay no heed to this old dotard, but listen to me.