creamer

Creamer, here, started a little while ago to find out what you had shot.

Biddy, git the creamer from the well and give the genl'man a glass of milk.

It was learned that all the Creamer children save Mabel had the measles.

Mrs. Creamer's balls were, as Norman had once said, the balls of the season.

"He says he knows Wickersham--your friend," said Mr. Creamer, with a sly look at Norman.

Mr. Creamer's countenance expressed more incredulity than he intended to show.

When Norman Wentworth called at Mr. Creamer's office he found the financier in a good humor.

The market had gone well of late, and Mr. Creamer's moods were not altogether unlike the mercury.

It is as hard for a poor man to enter Mrs. Creamer's house as for a camel to pass through the needle's eye.

Mrs. Creamer, a large, handsome woman with good shoulders, stood just inside the great drawing-room.