1
He went to a coppersmith and asked for a dozen copper lamps.
2
To dream of a coppersmith, denotes small returns for labor, but withal contentment.
3
So that it was the house which demolished the coppersmith.
4
They are at the coppersmith's house in the Erbis Street.'
5
She inquired of a coppersmith if an English artist had been seen here lately.
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He might have been a coppersmith, and still been musical.
7
No man seems to be at work, save the coppersmith.
8
The worker in metals is usually called a smith, whether he be coppersmith or goldsmith.
9
I ducked around the end of a coppersmith's stall and peered back between the gleaming kettles.
10
Alexander the coppersmith hath done me much evil: the Lord will reward him according to his works:
11
He was compared to Alexander the coppersmith.
12
Jupiter sent off his thunderbolt to a noted coppersmith to have it furbished up for the direful occasion.
13
STRANGER: A vehicle, which is certainly not the work of the Statesman, but of the carpenter, potter, and coppersmith.
14
A coppersmith was about the only living thing that seemed to care whether the sun went down or not.
15
That's the coppersmith's lot!
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Alexander the coppersmith did me much evil, the lord reward him according to his deeds, of whom be thou ware also.