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Meanings of young blacksmith in English

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Usage of young blacksmith in English
1
It is always a young blacksmith who does these things-ora young butcher.
Peter Ibbetson
2
He was six foot two, and had a chest like a young blacksmith.
My Antonia
3
Margaret and Lilian, the old ticket-porter and the young blacksmith, were the principal interlocutors.
Charles Dickens as a Reader
4
The apartment of the young blacksmith had an aspect as poor as the sewing-girl's.
The Wandering Jew — Volume 02
5
I got my shoulder put out, but a young blacksmith put it in again for me.
Daniel Deronda
6
Often the sturdy young blacksmith was at the meeting-house, before the women, and waiting to take their horses.
The Adventures of Ann: Stories of Colonial Times
7
The young blacksmith's admiration of the books and of the hall pleased him, and he became more cordial.
There & Back
8
That was too much to endure, so my father, then a young blacksmith, was sent over to Canada to buy land.
Forty-one Thieves: A Tale of California
9
In the latter part of the seventeenth century, there was a young blacksmith in our part of the country named Josiah Spencer.
Mary Minds Her Business
10
"There is Kit, the young blacksmith!"
The Young Acrobat of the Great North American Circus
11
"Why, it's the young blacksmith!"
Danny's Own Story
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