1
It went perforce to the ragman, if he would condescend to accept it.
2
When the ragman heard this he took that side at once.
3
You would have the effect of a ragman at a meeting of emperors.
4
The old wrappers and tea-gowns had gone to the ragman.
5
The author is vilified, and his work is denounced, and relegated to the ragman.
6
How many bags of carpet rags went to the ragman
7
The Hill was a ragman's paradise, stuffed from seam to seam with worthless trash.
8
The ragman, Señor Custodio,-thatwas what he gave as his name,-lookedlike a good-natured soul.
9
Keep out of the way of the ragman!
10
Beauchamp glanced at his note-book for the name of this man, who was a ragman and dustman.
11
And I, Kirk would have cried to the fates and the heavens, I am the ragman's son.
12
A scavenger's cart was joggling along, and a little behind, a ragman's wagon with a string of jangling bells.
13
His grandfather was worth maybe a million dollars when he died-or so people said-and Stanny B. was nothing but the local ragman.
14
Instead, all sorts of peddlers and traveling mechanics went from house to house-theknife grinder, the ragman, the fiddler, and many others.
15
In her absence, a ragman comes to the house, and the booby asks him, "Will you buy some rusty nails?"
16
Isidore was drunk, drunk and degraded by a week of guzzling, drunk and so disgusting that a ragman would not have touched him.