Meanings of young footman in English

The smart young footman's manner had been formed in a good school.

Away then ran the housemaid and Menlove, and the young footman started at their heels.

When he disturbed the young footman he had stopped before a dark man in armor.

The door opened and a young footman with a fresh inexperienced face stood on the threshold.

The crested carriage pulled to a stop and a handsome young footman stepped down and opened the door.

A handsome young footman opened it.

It was the young footman, Samuel- acivilfresh-colouredperson, with a teachable look and a very obliging manner.

He saw the young footman standing almost on tip-toe, winged for service, fired with her enthusiasm and her secrecy.

The young footman stood on the doorstep bareheaded, looking this way and that into the blackness, and she sat waiting.

An elegant tete-a-tete dinner but for the presence of the old butler and one young footman who waited on them.

The young footman resumed.

Yet he had not looked jocular when he had made the remark which had upset the equilibrium of the young footman.

Once Burrill himself was obliged to turn hastily away, and twice she heard him severely reprove an overpowered young footman in a rapid undertone.

I do not know whether I have mentioned that the handsomest man I have seen in England was a young footman of Mr. Heywood's.

Consumed by curiosity, Hugh pressed the electric button marked "visitors," and a few moments later a smart young footman opened the door.

Then he was to run up for a couple of days, leaving in his place a young footman to whom the invalid had become accustomed.