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On his right lay a black-haired, yellow-faced dock labourer with a broken nose.
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The most brilliant men are amenable to the temptations of the savage and of the dock labourer.
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His father is a dock labourer.
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Ask the men and they will tell you something like the following story, which gives the simple experiences of a dock labourer.
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Many people complain about dock labourers that they will not work after four o'clock.
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Indeed, some 500 dock labourers were discharged because they would not be sworn in.
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The porters, sweepers, and dock labourers went without bread and garlic, that they might pay for their places.
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Not that anybody read Moorsom at the Antipodes, but everybody had heard of him-women ,children ,docklabourers, cabmen.
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How could he find dock labourers willing to load and unload his ships for "starvation wages"?
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Some 15 dock labourers staying at a lodge on Patrick Street in Cork city can now also be traced.
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"So we do the East Enders, and the Lancashire operatives and the dock labourers."
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Shutting the door on his failure, he hurried off with his dog to lose himself among the stevedores and dock labourers on West Street.
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The young doctors had flung their coats off and were handling the heaviest stuff like dock labourers at trade union rates, though with more agility.
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They jostled each other for preference, they clamoured for notice as I have seen the dock labourers clamouring for a job at the London docks.