Sentence for maid | Use maid in a sentence

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• She, poor maid! (10)
• Well, maid? (8)
• The maid came up. (8)
• My maid can go round. (8)
• The maid thought not. (8)
• A maid announced supper. (9)
• Rhoda appealed to the maid. (22)
• The little maid came running down. (8)
• My maid Aennchen will conduct you. (10)
• The shiver of a maid went over her. (10)
• Potts was unacquainted with the maid. (10)
• Aminta had rung the bell for her maid. (10)
• Her maid was discovered to be a thief. (12)
• The maid brought Mrs. Chump her bonnet. (10)
• The maid held back: the landlady feared. (10)
• Was not it Mrs Speed, as usual, or the maid? (4)
• Jane will be quite an old maid soon, I declare. (4)
• He looked round and saw the maid in the doorway. (8)
• You remember my maid Annie, who married Roberts? (8)
• To much the maid might wheedle me, but to Hymen! (10)
• She has a description of maid in attendance on her. (10)
• Diana said to her maid, as they were going upstairs. (10)
• The maid was hid-up, scared-like, behind the curtain. (8)
• The maid had come in for the robeing of her mistress. (10)
• He watched her ring the bell, he watched the maid come in. (8)
• The maid looked askance, and June turned on her imperiously. (8)
• A maid came in now with a blue silk gown very thick and soft. (8)
• I have just sent my maid for Georgiana; she will sleep here. (10)
• The old serpent can blush like an innocent maid on occasion. (10)
• She entered it, her maid followed, the door banged, the horses trotted. (10)
• She kept aloof from the servants, and neither man nor maid molested her. (5)
• Brayder said the sole question was, whether it was maid, wife, or widow. (10)
• Manton, their maid, came down to sit with Nesta on the watch for Skepsey. (10)
• She had quietly given her orders to the maid, and he had them without fuss. (10)
• Yes, Mrs. Soames was in, but the maid did not know if she was seeing people. (8)
• Barclay, her maid, upon interrogation, declared she was in none of the upper. (10)
• The maid smiled as one who had fairly accomplished the recital of her lesson. (10)
• Diana coloured at the first tentative impertinence she had heard from her maid. (10)
• She put some things together, sent the maid out for a cab, and sat down to write. (8)
• The first time, the maid had to tell the old gentleman she was taking up his water. (10)
• The meeting of these two was very like the ordinary meeting of a mistress and her maid. (8)
• Ay, if she were a maid you might speak first, But being a widow she must find her tongue. (10)
• Instead of handing back the card to the maid, he stuck it in his hat and went on digging. (10)
• He ate his savoury, and hurried the maid as she swept off the crumbs with the silver sweeper. (8)
• Emma went upstairs, thinking of the enigmatical maid, that she must be a good soul after all. (10)
• At dawn she requested her maid to lift the window-blind and give her an opinion of the weather. (10)
• There is the Silver Maid, and the Copper, and the Brassy Maid, and others of them. (10)
• And had it not been that Blink and the maid seized his coat-tails he would have done them severe injury. (8)
• And he was soon down in the empty dining-room, where a sleepy maid was already bringing in their coffee. (8)
• A maid of her household, a middle-aged woman, gabbling of devotion to her, ran up the steps of the hotel. (10)
• The blameless and repentant maid plucked at his coat to keep him from dogging the heels of the gentlemen. (10)
• Judged by the Countess de Saldar, the behaviour of this well-born English maid was anything but well-bred. (10)
• They were served by a little hunch-back maid; and she told them who lived in the chief house of the village. (9)
• Quelling her first impulse to scream, she dropped him gently on the pillow, and rapped to rouse up her maid. (10)
• Quelling her first impulse to scream, she dropped him gently on the pillow, and rapped to rouse up her maid. (22)
• He asked for the ladies, and the maid showed him into the parlor, where he found Mrs. Leighton and Miss Woodburn. (9)
• The maid was for a quarter of an hour hovering between the order to get ice and the execution of immediate commands. (10)
• The maid was for a quarter of an hour hovering between the order to get ice and the execution of immediate commands. (22)
• When the maid had disappeared Dahlia got on her feet, and steadied herself by the wall, tottering away to her chamber. (10)
• When the maid had disappeared Dahlia got on her feet, and steadied herself by the wall, tottering away to her chamber. (22)
• The maid whom she trusted brought her news of Alvan: outside the door and in, the maid and mistress knelt. (10)
• A clean-capped maid, brave on the legs, like all he had seen of these people, preceded him at quick march to an upper chamber. (10)
• A maid came to the gate, and upon her steps appeared Miss Dale, who flung herself at Crossjay, mingling kisses and reproaches. (10)
• She had grown an old maid naturally, but not involuntarily, and she was without the sadness or the harshness of disappointment. (9)
• Always was this unfortunate gentleman entangling himself in a passion for maid or widow of the Wells and it was desperate, a fever. (10)
• The table-service wagon is a very convenient help in serving a meal and removing the dishes when there is no maid to wait upon the diners. (17)
• She was chiefly to get an English maid, if at all possible, for the qualifications would more or less naturally follow from her nationality. (9)
• The maid lengthened her upper lip and beat her dress down smooth: signs of the apprehension of a crisis and of the getting ready for action. (10)
• She rose upon her elbow, and planting it in her pillow, took half-a-dozen puffs of a cigarette, and then requested Irma to ring for her maid. (10)
• The gentlemen were all off, and every available maid with them on the coach-boxes, a brilliant sight that had been missed by Nevil and Cecilia. (10)
• A maid rushed by Richard in the passage, and slipped something into his grasp, which fixed on it without further consciousness than that of touch. (10)
• She called to her maid Danvers, whom Redworth remembered: a firm woman of about forty, wrapped, like her mistress, in head-covering, cloak, scarf and shawl. (10)
• Maid and man, and man and maid, Who each other would devour Elsewhere, by the chase betrayed, There are comrades, led by her, Maid-preserver, man-maker. (10)

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