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1
There was no doubt in their minds of the
poor
shoemaker
's
innocence.
2
With the money the
poor
shoemaker
bought leather for two pairs of shoes.
3
Instead of being a very
poor
shoemaker
,
he became a very rich shoemaker.
4
With the money the
poor
shoemaker
bought enough leather for four pairs of shoes.
5
Summoned here as to the night-dark shop of some
poor
shoemaker
,
working wordless magic.
6
And thus her
poor
shoemaker
's
happy face was the means of this great lady's conversion.
7
When the fellow-emigrants occasionally met, their talk was often of
poor
shoemaker
Müller and his lost children.
8
The
poor
shoemaker
thought that they had taken a turn in their understandings, and he went himself to the well.
9
To-day my nearest, most eloquent apostle of beauty is a
poor
shoemaker
,
who lives in the house where I lodge.
10
A second story is told, this one possibly true, about a black tulip discovered by a
poor
shoemaker
at the height of the madness.
11
How long have you owed
poor
Shoemaker
Stickfast fifteen shillings and sixpence?
12
The characters of this tale are usual, a
poor
Shoemaker
and his Wife; and unusual, the dainty Elves who made shoes in a twinkling.
13
'Oh, dear friends!' he cried, wringing his hands, 'I am only a
poor
shoemaker
,
and have nothing but this donkey left in the world.'
poor
shoemaker
poor