stoker

The stoker with whom I was talking was a very intelligent and very advanced individual.

For two years he was a stoker—on ships of all kinds all over the world.

An engineman and a stoker were leaning over the bulwark to cool themselves.

I'd have you to know, Mrs. Stoker, that my uncle was a banister of the law.

It was an odd thing to see—the stoker, and the Jek, who did not stand as tall.

The stoker nodded, and they walked over to his vehicle together.

There's no such thing as a stoker any more, with automatic ships.

Nobby, as Adam called him after that, was a silent preacher to the stoker.

The stoker set her down in a warm corner, and looked at her now.

You've sweated me all day like a stoker at your work; now go on and finish it up.