Meanings of small shopkeeper in English

There is some pride in me, though I am only a small shopkeeper's daughter.

He had-itwas known afterwards-anuncle, his mother's brother, a small shopkeeper in Santiago.

He is the son of a small shopkeeper of some kind, in Southampton, I hear.'

The small shopkeeper, the workman, skilled or unskilled-howsmall a consciousness has he of citizenship.

Now, I doubt very much whether we can effect this by making him a small shopkeeper.

His father, John Weir, was a shoemaker, and at one period a small shopkeeper in that town.

I can imagine her the wife of a small shopkeeper, or a girl given to cheap finery on holidays.

For instance, if a large robber with a weapon confronts a small shopkeeper with a biro, appeasement seems a sensible option.

It is an unfair analogy, because when a tiny shop gets boarded up it means that some small shopkeeper has lost his business.

The wives of the small shopkeeper, the artisan, and the peasant take much the same place as women of these classes in other European countries.

The membership consists, therefore, of the artisan and skilled operative class, with some intermixture of the small shopkeeper, to the exclusion of the mere labourer.

He spoke specifically about how the small shopkeepers and tradespeople would fail.

Most of Hyacinth's business was done with small shopkeepers in remote districts.

Theirs was a respectable neighborhood of well-paid artisans, bookkeepers, and small shopkeepers.

Theirs was a respectable neighbourhood of well-paid artisans, bookkeepers, and small shopkeepers.

But that is folly; the Convention does not trouble itself with small shopkeepers.