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The old workman stopped, as if at the sight of an apparition.
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The old workman entered, stooping and stiff and his face without expression.
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Then the old workman again moved his lips mechanically-andall was over.
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The other half he gave to his old workman friend, Peter Martin.
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And something in the mirthless sound made the old workman pause.
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The old workman was clearly confused at this sudden change in her manner.
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The old workman, sitting there in his big chair, held out his arms.
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The old workman answered, slowly, The people are thinking deeper and feeling deeper.
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The old workman was studying her now with kind but frankly understanding eyes.
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The laundress had her wrist injured; the old workman was knocked against the table.
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Adam listened, still grinning, as the old workman continued in his slow, quiet speech.
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I rang the bell, and sent for an old workman who was in my employment.
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London - A 52-year- old workman has died after falling into a vat of molten metal.
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The old workman continued, You all know the principles that my boy Charlie stood for.
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When the cart passed the shop the old workman jumped out and walked into the yard.
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The old workman's voice grew still more reflective.
