As gathered in an interview with a licensed hack driver.
In 1891 she married Clinton (Charley) Burke, a hack driver, after living with him for seven years.
The New Yorker, November 3 , 1928P. 94 As gathered in an interview with a licensed hack driver.
Smalls was taken by his master in 1851 to Charleston, South Carolina, where he worked as a hotel waiter, hack driver, and rigger.
By Paul Gould The New Yorker, November 3 , 1928 P. 94As gathered in an interview with a licensed hack driver.
He had been told by one of his playmates that Peter, the hotel hack driver, was a woodoo witch who tried to catch little boys.
Couched as a reminiscence by the village hack driver and matchmaker (Barry Fitzgerald), this lyrical ballad is long on lavish greenery and whimsical, theatrical faces (as well as the conscience and the iron will that they conceal).
JUDGE: Was it rude and disorderly to call your men hack-drivers?
When they decided the horse's big day had come, most of the hack-drivers in southern Westchester were at the track.
Most hack drivers of our acquaintance have a savings account, etc Where has Dewey been with all his talk about the good life?
His funeral was poorly attended by his former baseball colleagues, and one former player who did attend observed, "There were not enough friends of Dunlap at his funeral to bury him and we had to call on the hack drivers to make up the list of active pall-bearers".
