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Meanings of low comedian in English

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Usage of low comedian in English
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And the walking gentleman and the leading old man and low comedian!
The Fortunes of Oliver Horn
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The restless-eyed gentleman, it appeared, was the leading low comedian of the theatre.
Paul Kelver
3
I met the low comedian on his way to his dressing-room.
Paul Kelver
4
Mr. James Madgin was first low comedian at one of the transpontine theatres.
The Argosy, Vol. 51, No. 6, June, 1891
5
The knight is the irresponsible low comedian of the chessboard.
Amusements in Mathematics
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We greeted him with enthusiasm-itwas the local low comedian.
The Angel and the Author, and Others
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Your vulgar gayety is a nuisance, and when sad you howl like a low comedian.
Barks and Purrs
8
A very high priest or a very low comedian?
The Obstacle Race
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It looked like the brim of a hat worn by a low comedian in a music-hall.
Of Human Bondage
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There was a whispered confabulation between the leading low comedian, Mr. Hodgson and the stage manager.
Paul Kelver
11
The low comedian and character old woman.
Green Fancy
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The cucumber is a sort of low comedian in a company where the melon is a minor gentleman.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 1
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A Mr. Gill who was low comedian in the Norwich now manages a troop of his own here.
Letters of Edward FitzGerald, in Two Volumes. Vol. 1
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The tenor, conductor, and second low comedian had spread a rug over their knees, and were playing nap.
A Mummer's Wife
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Lackaday was the low comedian, his business to repeat in burlesque most of the performance of his fellow artists.
The Mountebank
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The company included several tailors and tailoresses of talent, and the low comedian was a Dutchman who sold herrings.
Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People
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