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At last the dairyman, who came next, could stand it no longer.
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The carriage having vanished, the dairyman gazed in the opposite direction, towards Exonbury.
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She found me a place in a dairyman's household, just outside the town.
4
Albright, the dairyman, spoke disparagingly; she ordered him to look after the cows.
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Soon he reached the forking roads, and saw the dairyman by the wayside.
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It is bad for the dairyman, and no real help to the grain-grower.
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It is not phosphates that the dairyman needs so much as richer manure.
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She was talking with the dairyman when Fred showed up, exclaiming:
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Even Mr Clare began to feel tragical at the dairyman's desperation.
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A respectable dairyman, too, and a man of money as he is now.
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The butcher's boy, the dairyman, the man who delivers the firewood-
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The control of tuberculosis is largely in the hands of the breeder and dairyman.
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The dairyman is recommended in autumn to notice the appearance of the fern, because:-
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The dairyman failed in business, and became a hackney-cab driver.
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Then the dairyman practised the greatest duplicity of his life.
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The dairyman paused, and one or two words of comment came from the listeners.
