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She keeps the papers for six months and sells them to the junkman.
2
From the junkman, too, had been taken a ring of keys.
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To whatever junkman is fool enough to bid her in.
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He had become the horse of a wandering junkman.
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There is a subtle persuasion in the junkman's call.
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Or a junkman is below upon his business.
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It is only fit for the junkman.
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What a junkman's dream that was!
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Nobody knew, so it was sold to a junkman and hauled off to be broken up for scrap metal.
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Strange Harald, the junkman.
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I'm not a junkman.
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Quit being a junkman!
13
Next day an astonished junkman stood before an empty shanty which served as a stable and feasted his eyes on a fifty-dollar bank-note.
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Every day a man with a burlap bag makes the rounds of all the desks, inquiring softly, "Any secret trash for the confidential junkman?"
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Step right up and see what the Junkman's brought you!
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The Junkman's truck was backing up, running over the tables and smashing the boxes of merchandise.