Meanings of common labourer in English

We had no such character on the Bell Rock as the common labourer.

There was no such character on the Bell Rock as the common labourer.

Then there is a class that comes between them and the common labourer.

I remember his father always was-unusuallyso for a common labourer.

The man, dressed like a common labourer, blinked, uncertain.

Every common labourer has, in short, by this ingenious contrivance, some small capital and a country residence.

On the market day, a common labourer, like Massenello of Naples, formed the resolution to lead a mob.

You see how it is-sucha great sacrifice to earn less than a common labourer earns in my village.

But not only is the common labourer thus dense: take these two instances of country guests at my table.

A pick-axe and a common labourer will do the one-a little lawyer, a little pimp, a wicked Minister the other.

If a man were so stupid as to have no choice as to occupation, he would simply remain a common labourer.

Edward had heard with dismay his brother's announcement that he meant to study industry by spending his vacation as a common labourer.

His prospect in the vague wilderness of the future, was to seek for acceptance as a common labourer on some kind gentleman's property.

He engaged himself as a common labourer with a ship-carpenter in Holland, whom he served for some months with wonderful patience and assiduity.

This alone was not unusual as he had through the Warren of Mockra altered his appearance only slightly while dressing as a common labourer.

Whenever his work miscarried, he undervalued himself, ranked himself lower than a common labourer, whose sinewy arms could at least perform their appointed task.