"Hotel manager" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... hotel manager that I was a travelling newspaper correspondent, and should like to see as many as possible, of the wonders of his town. After praise of his hostelry, which, as the sub-manager said, was too good for the Essenites, I set out on my travels to see the sights of the ...
— The Land of Deepening Shadow - Germany-at-War • D. Thomas Curtin
... mother was really ill. I saw you on the platform at Victoria and guessed your identity. But, in my profession, we never take anything for granted, so I left that matter until I could interview the hotel manager. And here we are. I advise you not to say a word about Mrs. Forbes being ill. If, as I firmly believe, you find that she is in the best of health, you can explain your sudden visit by saying that Mr. Theydon and I have something of importance to communicate, which will be perfectly accurate, as ...
— Number Seventeen • Louis Tracy
... "I shall interview the hotel manager, and tell him the whole story— that's due to him, you know, or there might be a repetition of the offence. Then there's the jeweller—he must be warned in the same way, and the necklace returned. I presume you don't want ...
— Flaming June • Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey
... his hat and bowing, and putting out of sight the formidable document he had shaken in my face, he retreated down the corridor, followed by the other official, and leaving the hotel manager ...
— To-morrow? • Victoria Cross
... Mr. Henderson—he was the hotel manager and a pretty good sport too—he sort of struck up a friendship with Old Man Wright, and you couldn't hardly say we didn't have no visitors, for he come in every once in a while and was right nice to us. You see, what with Old Man Wright wearing ...
— The Man Next Door • Emerson Hough |
