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Meanings of good burgher in English
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Usage of good burgher in English
1
We were greeted heartily by the good burgher, his wife, and his daughter.
2
He recognizes that I am no peasant, but the daughter of a good burgher house.
3
The good burgher and his wife are in the country, and the overseer allowed me to take it.
4
The two women greeted each other ceremoniously and courteously, as became two German housewives of good burgher stock.
5
There, too, you will see the good burgher with his family drinking beer, eating sausages, and smoking contentedly.
6
As he had predicted, they were quadrupled in value, and their increase made the good burgher a very rich man.
7
In a solitary window a light is flickering where some good burgher is mending his boots, or a baker drawing a batch of dough.
8
The New Yorker, August 12, 1933 P. 5 As good burgher and parent we feel trifle reactionary on subject of progressive education.
9
The good burghers of Berlin were well a-bed; tomorrow was another working day.
10
Soon, however, the good burghers of Breslau began to whisper.
11
One wonders what the good burghers of Vienna must have made of this in 1910.
12
The city had become supreme and the good burghers had become the rulers of the land.
13
In short, the good burghers were fond of their sauerkraut, but then they were proud of their clocks.
14
On the way down he tarried in Hamburg long enough to give the good burghers a severe jolt.
15
While the good burghers debate how to greet the returning outlaws shops are shuttered and the streets empty.
16
Not that the good burghers of New Amsterdam would have cared if they had understood, van Dyck considered wryly.