potboy old use , auch: potman old use

The king's own brother had gone with him to help choose the design, the potboy said.

He evidently knew the place, because the potboy brought him a drink without asking.

He turned and spoke to the little potboy, Abdullah, asking him a question.

The potboy showed them to a small, plain room on the ground floor at the back of the inn.

This was probably the potboy's room, he thought, which was why the boy wanted him to leave.

Reith called the potboy, sent him running to the inn.

The tavern potboy emerged to take her mug and ask if she'd like more.

I woke the potboy to give me of the landlord's choicest.

A wave of her spoon brought a stout potboy with a stool.

I'll send the potboy to spread the word.

"The gods help this potboy if he's sent me off haring after shadows."

He signaled to the potboy for more wine.

The potboy stationed near the outside door to the barroom came to Clem after a while.

A twentyish potboy came over and said loudly, "If you're here to do a little business, you'll owe the house a half share."

He watched the little potboy serve them.

Now he pulled out a stool at an empty table in the corner of the tavern, and snapped his fingers to attract a potboy.

He works as a potboy on Fridays, collecting glasses.'

The potboy who brought him his drink was hardly more than a child, and he did not remember the tow hair and pock-marked face.

Perhaps it was a reaction to the smart-mouthed potboy: If he wanted an uproar, so be it.

Policeman seen to smile to potboy.

Hallorann nodded, letting his face get longer still, but the thought of the potboy helping out Baedecker made him grin inside.

Trixie sang and the potboy whistled louder but less sweetly than Simon.

The potboy can help out."

Even on a good day Hallorann doubted if the potboy could hit the urinal on the first squirt.

Medvedev is indeed his political potboy, which means that Putin already exercises unchallengeable control no matter what his job title.