Arrowsmith

[ ar-oh-smith ]

noun

1. a novel (1925) by Sinclair Lewis.

Example Sentences

The first issue had contributions from Randall Jarrell, Mark Van Doren, Kenneth Burke, Allen Tate, William Arrowsmith, and others.

From The Daily Beast

By A. I do not mean to allude to Mr. Arrowsmith in particular, who is one of the best, if not the best, map-seller we have.

From Project Gutenberg

Mount Arrowsmith is one of the highest mountains of Vancouver Island; it is 5976 feet in elevation.

From Project Gutenberg

The place of his death was about 9° 32', and not 8° 43' as in Mr. Arrowsmith's map.

From Project Gutenberg

My notion was to offer it to Arrowsmith as a shilling railway volume, under the title 'Lifted Up.'

From Project Gutenberg

The intruders were scarcely at work when Col. Arrowsmith rode among them revolver in hand.

From Project Gutenberg