What is "boutell"

Usage examples of "boutell".

Cynthia Boutell is an interfering, nose-poking, mischief-making old Bee Eye Tee See Aitch.

Because he was the narrator, of course, I saw that the Vanderlips were glad enough to be quit of their sharp-tongued daughter, and now that Cynthia -- not the most desirable of brides, because of that short leg she got when it was caught in the wheel of a hay-wagon -- was married to Daniel Boutell, who was a showy fellow with a big moustache, who travelled in dry-goods -- they had at last discharged their nineteenth-century parental duty to their children.

Caroline feels that she should say something, some word of praise for the great church, but the three girls have been so rigorously indoc­trinated by their mother and Aunt Boutell, that she cannot do so.

There is Cynthia Boutell, the sister-in-law whom William McOmish detests with his whole soul.

This is Virginia's limping sister, Cynthia Boutell, known to the whole family as Aunt.

It was five years ago that Daniel Boutell had left the house one day with a carpet-bag, since when neither hide nor hair of him had been seen, nor so much as a postcard received.