The aubergiste brought out his best wine, and his best cheeses made from goat's milk, and which had been kept carefully wrapped up in vine leaves.
Presently we came to a door, which the aubergisteknocked sharply with his knuckles.
The aubergiste was suspicious of me at first, as he afterwards admitted, for like others he had turned over in his mind the question, Is he a German spy?
The aubergiste was very friendly, and towards the close of the meal he brought out a bottle of his old red wine that he had treasured up 'behind the faggot.
The aubergiste said the horses were ready, but the guides were run away; and he could not find others to go in their place.
The aubergiste at St. Martin was philosopher enough to have a cabinet of the natural curiosities of the country, upon which he set no small value; his prices for the minerals, &c.
Indeed, he added, a moment before the stranger made his appearance, that the worthy aubergiste stood in the near connexion with himself of a second cousin.
The landlord bowed low at orders which landlords are always willing to hear; and the stranger led the way to the same room where we had before sat, humming away the time till the aubergiste returned.
I think the aubergiste told me your name was Monsieur Cerons.
The worthy aubergiste answered in the same tone, demanding, with an expressive nod, "He is one of our people, of course?
Aubergiste looks reproachfully at you for letting his fragrant ragouts grow cold.
I am called Gamin la Chaise," replied the aubergiste with a smile.
The coiner's manner made the aubergiste uneasy, and thoughtful for his own safety.
Dashing into the house, he pushed to the door and startled the aubergiste by gasping out in the best French he could command-- "Un assassin me poursuit.
At length the aubergiste himself appeared, heated and dusty, and, closing the door carefully, told him that he had found the man he went to seek, and had brought back with him a few words written on a strip of leather.
But somewhat to his surprise--for such things were not at all customary in that day--the aubergiste proceeded to demand whether he would not prefer having a chamber apart to sup in, rather than take his meal in the common hall.
The aubergiste himself at length approached the fireplace, in order, it seemed, to consult with the young gentleman regarding his supper.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "aubergiste" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
