1
The foremost labourer took the coin and held it to the lantern.
2
The labourer crossed to the other side of the road and followed.
3
In short, the future literature of the labourer becomes a serious question.
4
The third Reform Act enfranchised the agricultural labourer and the country artisan.
5
Since then, he's moved away and been working as a farm labourer.
6
Private employers complain of scarcity and the unreliability of the unskilled labourer.
7
He is described in the census as a general labourer but unemployed.
8
All, from the king to the day-labourer, were improved in their condition.
9
The labourer stared in amazement, first at me, then at the maid-servant.
10
The retailer himself is the only productive labourer whom it immediately employs.
11
Another group of refugees, wearing straw hats and labourer's drab, passed by.
12
As for Blodget, he was in the usual dress of a labourer.
13
Take the little labourer therefore back to the place he came from.
14
The morning afterwards he saw a labourer mixing mortar before the door.
15
The artist, the writer, the mere labourer-therewere too many of them.
16
The labourer, the shepherd, and the sailor, dare not approach them nearer.
