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Meanings of husbandman in English
Usage of husbandman in English
1
But, as in Europe, the Jew is the trader, not the husbandman.
2
The husbandman enjoys very little leisure at this season of the year.
3
The son of a husbandman cannot be fit for me to employ.
4
We have invited the husbandman to look to authority for his title.
5
And Noah began to lie a husbandman, and he planted a vineyard.
6
He is so excellent a husbandman that nothing ever fails with him.
7
But after the flood, perhaps compelled by necessity, he became an husbandman.
8
One was fonder of Athy than of agriculture; the other a steady husbandman.
9
We have the patience of the husbandman with the quick-springing tares.
10
A Plain, simple man was Miles Halhead, the husbandman of Mountjoy.
11
From the signs of the sunset he learns, like the antique Roman husbandman-
12
Jehovah had instructed the husbandman and taught him the right way.
13
I am the true vine: and my Father is the husbandman.
14
The husbandman is bound to the soil on which he labours.
15
Thus it was that Wamba the husbandman first became king and afterwards monk.
16
It is the wheat that deserves and repays the husbandman's love and labour.
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