Reference  |  Brewer's Readers Guide  |  O  |  O. K to Old Moll

O — O. K to Old Moll (Part 3 of 3)

Old Man of the Sea (The), Phorcus. He had three daughters, with only one eye and one tooth between ’em.—Greek Mythology.

Old Manor-House (The), a novel by Charlotte Smith. Mrs. Rayland is the lady of the manor; but Orlando and Monimia are the hero and heroine (1793).

Old Moll, the beautiful daughter of John Overie or Audery (contracted into Overs) a miserly ferryman. “Old Moll” is a standing toast with the parish officers of St. Mary Overs.