Meanings of young landlord in English

This was all that could be obtained from the young landlord.

She started, looked up, and with a vivid blush recognized her young landlord.

Upon his departure, we again entered into a debate upon the merits of our young landlord.

My suspicions fell entirely upon our young landlord, whose character for such intrigues was but too well known.

The young landlord had triumphed.

And she'd noan look at thee, Tom, if the young landlord at the Bull and Butcher had made up to her.

The major started; rose, bewildered for the moment; recovered himself immediately, and advanced to welcome his young landlord, with hospitable, outstretched hand.

And even as she spoke the great doors of the barn were thrown open, and the young landlord and his family entered.

A few days afterwards we entertained our young landlord at dinner, and it may be easily supposed what provisions were exhausted to make an appearance.

Be that as it may, this Maunder Bart, when his rather slow attention was once aroused, kept a sharp watch upon his young landlord's works.

"You see, sir," observed the young landlord, "it is dismal enough."

You could compare it with the revolt of tenants against a landlord-ifit were true that young landlords wrote sonnets to invisible tenants.