The innkeepers were everywhere under close surveillance as to their travellers, for whose acts they were even in some degree responsible, more so it would seem than for their sufferings.
For he found the surly innkeepers licked the very ground before him now; nor did a soul suspect the hosier's son in the count's feathers, nor the count in the minstrel's weeds.
The innkeepers cringe and fawn, and cheat, and in country places murder you.
However, I contends that innkeepers are great fools for making these sort of charges, for it makes people get out of their houses as quick as ever they can, whereas they might be inclined to stay if they could get things moderate.
Where, I ax, is the use of carrying nightcaps, when the innkeepers always prowide them, without extra charge?
Holland is a notoriously dear and highly-taxed country, yet fivepence a day is all the charge that Dutch innkeepers make for "attendance.
I propose that one of the innkeepers should be urged to undertake it; they are most accustomed to crowds than any of the rest of us.
But the innkeepers protested vehemently, and Pfister suggested the cabinet-maker because he was a wit and a joker.
By all means give the intramural clergy compensation for the loss they may sustain by extramural cemeteries, though the poor innkeepersdid not get any when their businesses were destroyed by the railroads.
The righteous minds of innkeepers Induce them now and then To crack a bottle with a friend Or treat unmoneyed men, But who hath seen the Grocer Treat housemaids to his teas Or crack a bottle of fish-sauce Or stand a man a cheese?
By statute in many states innkeepers are exempt from loss by fires which are in no way caused by their own negligence or that of their servants.
Sir Arthur observed it was strange that the French innkeepers should not yet have discovered it to be their interest to keep carriages for travellers, as in England.
The innkeepers of Calais come themselves, or send their waiters, to watch for and invite passengers to their houses; and will not be dismissed without difficulty.
They were a goodly company, and the Innkeepers all but worshipped them.
What degree of care is required of innkeepers in the protection of the baggage of guests?
Innkeepers are obliged to receive all fit persons who present themselves as guests and who offer the regular price for entertainment.
Are innkeepers obliged to receive all persons who present themselves as guests if the regular price is tendered?
Two classes of mutual benefit bailees, innkeepers and common carriers, do not come within the above rule.
Common carriers andinnkeepers are said to be exceptional mutual benefit bailees.
The innkeepers of the town having followed his example, and abstracted most of his business, Metcalf next took to fish-dealing.
Smollett complained of the innkeepersalong that route as the greatest set of extortioners in England.
Considering what is popularly understood to be the natural disposition and capacity of the Gipsies, we would readily conclude that to turn innkeepers would be the most unlikely of all their employments; yet that is very common.
These innkeepers and stone-ware merchants are scarcely to be distinguished as Gipsies; yet they all retain the language, and converse in it, among themselves.
Twelve of his brother innkeepers bore the pall, and many of his companions in arms followed in the procession.
Innkeepers as retailers of intoxicating liquors are subject to the provisions of the Licensing Laws.
Among the Greeks inns andinnkeepers were held in low repute.
By the Innkeepers Act 1878, if goods have been kept for six weeks they may be advertised and then sold after the interval of a month.
In modern times the landlord's responsibilities were cut down by the Innkeepers Liability Act 1863.
This results from their setting themselves up, like innkeepers and common carriers of goods, for a common public employment, on hire.
This great authority says again, quoting a decided case:-- “Innkeepers are liable to an action if they refuse to receive a guest without just cause.
Courage is on all hands considered an essential of high character.
The French innkeepers made us sit behind the stove, and for pity, passed us sometimes the leavings of the soup; but for this, we should have perished of hunger.
One of the Lorraine innkeepers said this to us; he was also the first to tell us that Gambetta, having escaped from Paris in a balloon, was now at Tours with Glais-Bizoin and several others, to raise a powerful army behind the Loire.
In the course of a single afternoon we had passed in review all the innkeepers and publicans from Droulingen to Quatre Vents, from Quatre Vents to the Dagsberg.
It is among these innkeepers that the real and worst robbers of Spain are to be met with, since these classes of worthies are everywhere only thinking how much they can with decency overcharge in their bills.
The racy Peninsula is too little travelled over for its natives to adopt the mercenary conveniences of the Swiss, that nation of innkeepers and coach-jobbers.
It does not include many inns mentioned in advertisements in the papers of the eighteenth century, nor the names of many licensed innkeepers whose hostelry had no sign.
And innkeepers knew how to appeal to this feeling.
Those same innkeepers and such can but report the passage of a man with a false beard, at best.
Tis by word of innkeepers and townspeople and country-folk, of my passage through the country, that I shall be traced.
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