Meanings of honest tradesman in English

He was an honest tradesman; and must not be robbed of his profits.

Be an honest tradesman, as I have been.

You don't suppose an honest tradesman would buy an expensive book like that from a kid.

The most essential thing to insure success is to secure the best ingredients from an honest tradesman.

Stout Robin never robbed an honest tradesman.

But if he promised to pay an honest tradesman the next term-day, did he keep his word then?

Presently a neighbor dropped in to buy some of the dried leaf which the starosta, honest tradesman, called tea.

It struck me suddenly, overwhelmingly, that he was a spy, come here under the guise of an honest tradesman.

There might be medical doctors at the present hour, a picking up their guineas where a honest tradesman don't pick up his fardens-fardens

He was born in Nottingham, March 21, 1785, of honest tradesman parents; his origin reminds one inevitably of that of Keats.

Much better," said Jerry, not unlike a reluctant witness at the establishment in question, "than I, as a honest tradesman, wish to know the Bailey."

"My honest tradesman," he said, "I have a Psychic Probe of my own, one that ought to suit you peculiarly well.

"Do you know what the guilt of murder is, and that by keeping that honest tradesman at your side you endanger his life!"

"Let her do as her mother did before her, and marry an honest tradesman; that is, if she can find one to take her."