Meanings of little cobbler in English

The little cobbler turned upon his tall friend like a roused lion.

The little cobbler, riding upon a white horse, commanded the king's army.

The little cobbler darted from behind his pillar, and leapt upon a bench.

He found a little cobbler occupying a dark cellar.

It had a little cobbler's-shop, or what had formerly been a cobbler's-shop, for an ell.

Once upon a time, a little cobbler sat at his bench mending a pair of shoes.

A sudden consciousness of the futility of his existence pierced the little cobbler like an icy wind.

And now the little cobbler-soul can rejoice-notbecause we're all grown equally great, but because we're all equally small.

The little cobbler drew his hand across his eyes in an embarrassed fashion; he was evidently trying to recollect something.

Finally DeSica advanced him enough money to buy a little cobbler's shop in Rome, where Maggiorani now ponders the vicissitudes of fortune while repairing shoes.

"Very few people would take so much trouble for a shabby little cobbler and an ailing child," she thought.