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- noun Alternative spelling of
barkeeper .
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Examples
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He told his troubles and hard luck to the bar-keeper and the world in general, and to
TOO MUCH GOLD 2010
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So I got a bar-keeper in Oakland to make them in bulk and ship them to me.
Chapter 30 2010
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He told his troubles and hard luck to the bar-keeper and the world in general, and to
Too Much Gold 2010
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"Ay like the looks," he was saying to the bar-keeper.
Too Much Gold 2010
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There was no bar-keeper upon whom to call for drinks, no small boy to send around the corner for a can of beer and by means of that social fluid start the amenities of friendship flowing.
Chapter 1 2010
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"Ay like the looks," he was saying to the bar-keeper.
TOO MUCH GOLD 2010
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Becoming my own master, I flung my gown at the bar-keeper, and commenced gay man on my own account.
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Lourenco Marques bar-keeper, with a lot of Shangaan words to fill up.
Greenmantle 2005
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I applauded the resolution of Miss Williams, who a few days after, was hired in quality of bar-keeper, by one of the ladies who had witnessed in her behalf at the Marshalsea, and who since that time had got credit with a wine merchant, whose favourite she was, to set up a convenient house of her own.
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There, while he endeavoured to pick up intelligence from the bar-keeper, he was accosted by a person in canonicals, who very civilly asked if he was a new-comer.
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