Meanings of young smith in English

So the young smith pays no attention to him, but goes on with his work.

The young smith and Angela soon entered a spacious dormitory, resembling that of a first-rate boarding school.

So particular was the young smith that William spent the whole of another week in endeavoring to please him.

Go,' says he to the other prince, 'and bring the young smith here, and be polite.' 'Never fear,' says he.

I saw the young smith get into the carriage, and we never stopped a minute since.' 'It's uncivil you were to him.

Inquiring further, I heard of a young smith who had lately settled in a hamlet a couple of miles distant, but still within the parish.

The young smith listened attentively to Walter's explanation, and, when he had done, exclaimed admiringly: Why, Walter, you seem to be made for a general.

Young Smith might possess a good character or a bad one.

We said nothing about it, and young Smith will keep quiet.

It's me you should be taking, Walsh, not young Smith.

Young Smith knocked at the door leading to the staircase but got no reply.

So I take it unkindly that young Smith has made the girl his sweetheart.

There's young Smith out in his boat, by the way.

Young Smith displayed no special characteristic except a passion for constructing models of boats.

Then I beat my man, young Smith beat his man, and Thomas beat his.

Young Smith knew nobody in the neighbourhood, and lived very much as his employer did.