spring-side

Then came the spring-side boots — a terrible wrench for corns — and the shawl, and the disguise was complete.

The Food of the Gods and how it came to Earth Herbert George 2004

On she struggled after her resolute indefatigable nose, and the poppies in her bonnet quivered perpetually and her spring-side boots grew whiter and whiter with the downland dust.

The Food of the Gods and how it came to Earth Herbert George 2004

After eating it one wanted to lie down at the spring-side and let the water of it flow down the mouth.

Dishes & Beverages of the Old South Martha McCulloch-Williams

He had a pasty-white face, which looked the unhealthier for being surmounted by a natty velveteen cap with a patent-leather up-and-down peak, and he wore a black overcoat, like a minister's, knickerbockers, grey woollen stockings, and spring-side boots, the tags of which he had neglected to turn in.

Shining Ferry Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1903

Therefore, when the clouds that curled up from Lushington's pipe failed to shape themselves into a vision both wise and prophetic, and left absolutely no new idea behind when they vanished, he came to the conclusion that his first scheme was a very good one after all, and that he had better abide by the square-toed, spring-side boots and the rest of his admirable disguise, until something happened.

Fair Margaret A Portrait Horace T. [Illustrator] Carpenter 1881

His gloves were pulpy and jellified, his spring-side kid boots felt as if he were taking a foot bath of cold glue, and some insidious drops of cold water were trickling down his back.

Fair Margaret A Portrait Horace T. [Illustrator] Carpenter 1881