Boot-black
"Boot-black" in a Sentence (1 examples)
“Thank you,” said Frank; “now you had better brush your own shoes.” This had not occurred to Dick, for in general the professional boot-black considers his blacking too valuable to expend on his own shoes or boots, if he is fortunate enough to possess a pair.
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