A sky-pilot is an ancient and honorable calling, but not for me.
The sky-pilot found out pretty soon that he was out of his element.
No, I accepted, and sent for the sky-pilot to do the job, and the happy couple never knew of the break.
Nothing is more comic than the sailor's aversion to the person nautically recognised as the "sky-pilot."
But call him "sky-pilot" and he starts up like Macbeth at the ghost of Banquo, exclaiming "Come in any other form but that!"
I takes time by the forelock an' sends to Tucson for a sky-pilot back two days ago.
All of us have deep in our hearts love, veneration and respect for the sky-pilot—chaplain, if you would rather call him so.
I'd been there before to bring out a man or a woman or a girl as the case might be, and was pretty well known as "sky-pilot Dan."
It was Breasted's assistant, a little, curious man who reminded me of my sky-pilot at Sydney.
noun
A member of the clergy; preacher (1883+)
