When they got back the expressman Patterson had arranged with early in the day to take their trunks to the Pennsylvania ferry was waiting for them.
Mrs. Benson found the expressman standing by the little table in the hallway where Katie had left him, though in the mean time he had gone back to his wagon and brought the package into the house.
Here it became fixed on the unfortunate wire of the amorous expressmanthat yet remained hanging from the brass wards of the lock, and he reached his hand toward it.
Well might the young expressman start at the unexpected revelation of those sparkling eyes and that demurely smiling mouth at the little window.
Why, if that expressman who chucked down the bag had any feelin's for a lady"--but he stopped here at the amused faces of his auditors.
And the supposedexpressman and late narrator of amusing stories came forward and presented his credentials as the assistant teacher of Pine Clearing.
That will give us an hour and a half to get the soot off our faces, and if the expressmanshould experience a change of heart and deliver our trunks we might possibly appear in fresh gowns.
Grace darted out of her door and down the stairs, meeting the expressman on the veranda, her trunk on his shoulder.
I have every single thing done, even to notifying the expressman to come for my trunk.
They had engaged an expressman to deliver this promptly at quarter past eight and it was with anxious hearts and nervous fingers they made the final preparations for packing.
Mrs. Treble had two trunks at the railway station and Uncle Rufus was sent to get an expressman to bring them up to the Corner House.
Now she established herself in the room of her choice, had the expressman bring her rocking-chair up to it, and settled with her crocheting in the pleasantest window overlooking Main Street.
The expressman set down the trunk, received his pay, and departed.
Without waiting to hear her thanks, he lifted his hat and was turning away as if all had been a trifle, when he was confronted by the enraged expressmanpouring forth volleys of vituperation.
When I thought of you, not myself, I saw the truth at once, and felt like going back to the expressman and meekly asking him to give me a drubbing.
He tried to get the telegraph operator and the expressman to go and tell her about it, but they wouldn't, so he went and took a seat near her.
The expressman said it was no nightmare, it was whisky.
I hadn't opened it when I sent the expressman to Tom's office for the express charges, but when he finds the package has been delivered here--we shall have it squarely before us.
She had gathered, while waiting at the breakfast-table, that there was to be an expressman whom she must receive.
The expressman would come, but the expressman would go, for he would not be able to get into the house!
The expressman turned the key of her trunk, and she was released!
She hastily prevailed upon the expressman to take her along until she should come up with some of the family.
The word Savar is mentioned in several Sanskrit works written between 800 B.
The northern Savars say that they have 52 of these, 52 being a number frequently adopted to express the highest possible magnitude, as if no more could be imagined.
And this may be a relic of some wider scheme of division of the type common among the Australian aborigines.
Tribal legends Various stories of the origin of the Savars are given in Sanskrit literature.
He managed to locate an expressman to whom he gave the check for his trunk, with directions where to send it.
There was a bumping and thumping out in the corridor, and an expressman came in with Andy's baggage.
Well--yes--I suppose that is the impression we are giving the expressman over there.
Half awake, he admitted the expressman with his trunk, paid for it in a stupor and then subsided on it to gather his faculties.
When they got back to Number 200 Main Street they found an expressman struggling upstairs with the leather couch, followed grimly by the landlady who exhorted him at every step to "mind the plaster now!
I am afraid Jane doesn't like my sending away the expressman just after I had also dismissed the stranger whom she had taken a fancy to, and left her without company," she said unwisely.
But the expressman stepped before them, with warning, uplifted hand.
Yep," said Massey, the druggist, at his front door, and whom the expressman had hailed.
Wal, it's practical sense," theexpressman said, wagging his head.
The expressman was turning the old horse on the empty dock.
Janice, for the town expressman was one of her oldest friends in Polktown, and a man in whom she took a deep interest.
Jest erbeout what you'd think they would," the philosophical expressman said, shaking his head.
Save at times when he had to deliver freight or express to the hotel, the village expressman had very little business to take him near Lem Parraday's bar nowadays.
Janice and Marty exchanged glances as the expressman came in and took a chair that creaked under his weight.
There was a storm cloud drifting across Old Ti as the expressman climbed to his wagon seat and drove away from the Inn.
The expressman was climbing unsteadily to his seat, and in reply to something said by the freight agent, he shouted: "Thas all right!
The expressman puckered his lips into a curious expression.
The boat was tied to the wharf, and then, getting an expressman to go to the depot for the boxes and crates, Mr. Martin took the children with him on the wagon.
Grandpa and the expressman soon had the wagon loaded, and Arthur, rode back in it with the Curlytops to the wharf where the boat was tied.
There's grandpa and the expressman with them now," went on Ted, as the two men came from the freight house with a number of bundles.
Are you expectin' Judge Martin, or the Expressman this evening?
The expressman came heavily up the steps with a green chest on his shoulder.
Cap'n Amazon, grim as a gargoyle, leaned upon the counter and stared the expressman out of countenance, saying nothing.
Then, the house clear of the expressman and Louise safe in bed, the storekeeper had proceeded to disguise himself as he had long planned to do.
A local expressman was to take it to the steamer and I was unable to identify him when the trunk didn't turn up.
Yes, it had gone, but the expressman had had some trouble with a drunken man who actually took the package out of his hands and didn't give it back without a squabble.
The expressman set down her bags and left Carley standing there.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "expressman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
