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So the old tailor was left alone with the goat.
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The old tailor was now alone with his goat.
3
As an old tailor doth a needle's eye.
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This time it was the old tailor Chang who was summoned into the presence of the King.
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He had already broken the arm-chair, and the old tailor died peacefully in the arms of his son.
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The old tailor could not quite believe in such a thing, but he called his sons and all the neighbours together.
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The poor old tailor felt his son's disobedience so keenly that he fell sick, and in a few months died of sorrow.
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There were Nodelman's father and mother among them, the gigantic old tailor grinning childishly by the side of his wife, who looked glum
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A 400-year- old tailor's shop, thought to be the world's oldest men's clothing store in continuous use, has been forced to close by the recession.
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I had one person only on my side, an old tailor, one of the fullest men I have known, and quite the best talker.
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A poor old tailor on his way home one evening was seized by the blood-thirsty animal, and his screams for help filled the little town.
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Dutchman's Breeches-Thatcase of Holland gin and Old Tailor has arrived.
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"Now," said the old tailor, "has the goat had her proper food?"
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Old tailors love me.
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"Yes." The little old tailor looked at her over the tops of his half-glasses.
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With characteristic determination he advertised in cities around the monarchy for old tailors to come out of retirement and work for him.
