1
At Havana, in Cuba, there lived a French dressmaker and clothes-merchant named Puchen.
2
The new French dressmaker asks advice of me, of the court dressmaker Pricker!
3
The king summons these French dressmakers to Berlin, and the monsters ask my advice.
4
The mother went for him, and she brought back at the same time the half- French dressmaker.
5
She really has imagination like a French dressmaker.
6
The French dressmaker was my next victim.
7
They were, of course, easily executed by the inferior work-women, from the specimen designs of the French dressmaker.
8
This place is called Calicot by the natives, and may have dropped the final T through the influence of French dressmakers.
9
Diana had no need, perhaps, of a French dressmaker, but it is an open question whether she would have scorned them.
10
He had plenty of poor patients, but no one but the French dressmaker had yet sent for the late Dr. Slade's partner.
11
"Madame Griggs is as good as a French dressmaker."
12
I can see the day coming when we will have French glovemakers and shoemakers, French hair-dressers and beer-brewers; yes, and even French dressmakers.