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Meanings of tax-collector in English
Occupation in antiquity.
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Usage of tax-collector in English
1
A tax-collector, on the way to his post at Goa; the Rev.
2
The conversation between Peter and the tax-collector had occurred outside the house.
3
There ought to be a modest droop about the moustache of a tax-collector.
4
No tax-collector shall load you with burdens of his own imposition.
5
But the tax-collector, who dined there every day, complained bitterly of such companionship.
6
He said one evening at a dinner at the tax-collector's house:
7
Look at the head of the tax-collector Johannes Wittenbogaert, covered with a black cap.
8
The tax-collector met him when he came downstairs-havingseen his name on the register.
9
To find out more about it she questioned the tax-collector.
10
The tax-collector seemed to be listening with wide-open eyes, as if he did not understand.
11
During the mazurka the tax-collector's face twitched with spite.
12
Anthony, you were the biggest poker-winner last week, and you've defrauded the tax-collector too long.
13
Mr. Slingsby, our assessor and tax-collector, holds on too.
14
Why, there ain't a sheriff or a tax-collector or a coroner'd durst go up there.
15
The captain tickled her nostrils with a feather; the tax-collector plunged a pin under her skin.
16
To his house, in his absence, came a tax-collector, and demanded the tax on his daughter.
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