1
Jan, with his long legs, outstripped the stooping and hard-worked labouring man.
2
You choose to make a fisherman or a labouring man of yourself.
3
But for that he would have been a labouring man, and free.
4
Their hearts bleed for the misery of the poor labouring man.
5
Manston had been seen wearing the clothes of a labouring man-a brown smock-frock
6
He was a labouring man too, and He will know all about it.
7
One was a labouring man, the other a gentleman.
8
A harmless, humble labouring man would come with a request-tobe allowed to 'break bread'.
9
The difference in Spanish cities between the labouring man and the bourgeoisie is not very great.
10
Sleep is sweet to the labouring man; we may be refreshed if we take a nap.
11
Talking of "vittals," the only meat the labouring man usually indulges in is bacon.
12
And an elderly labouring man came stumping in.
13
The labouring man cannot quickly alter his ways.
14
Hazel wished she could tell him that one had asked her, and that no labouring man.
15
He could not conceive of a labouring man loving his wife and children; it wasn't natural!
16
Was this a ration for a labouring man?
