Aún no tenemos significados para "poor shoemaker".
1There was no doubt in their minds of the poor shoemaker's innocence.
2With the money the poor shoemaker bought leather for two pairs of shoes.
3Instead of being a very poor shoemaker, he became a very rich shoemaker.
4With the money the poor shoemaker bought enough leather for four pairs of shoes.
5Summoned here as to the night-dark shop of some poor shoemaker, working wordless magic.
6And thus her poor shoemaker's happy face was the means of this great lady's conversion.
7When the fellow-emigrants occasionally met, their talk was often of poor shoemaker Müller and his lost children.
8The poor shoemaker thought that they had taken a turn in their understandings, and he went himself to the well.
9To-day my nearest, most eloquent apostle of beauty is a poor shoemaker, who lives in the house where I lodge.
10A second story is told, this one possibly true, about a black tulip discovered by a poor shoemaker at the height of the madness.
11How long have you owed poor Shoemaker Stickfast fifteen shillings and sixpence?
12The 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.'
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