reddleman

[ red-l-muhn ]

noun

, plural red·dle·men.

1. ruddleman.

Example Sentences

It had not been comprehended by the reddleman that at half-way through the performance the game was continued with the money of another person; and it was an error which afterwards helped to cause more misfortune than treble the loss in money value could have done.

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"You are the reddleman I saw on the hill this morning—why, you are the man who—" "Please read the letter."

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He conducted the reddleman into the large room where the dancing had taken place the previous Christmas; and they sat down in the settle together.

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Wildeve had looked upon Venn's first attempt as a species of horse-play, which the reddleman had indulged in for want of knowing better; but now the boundary line was passed which divides the annoying from the perilous.

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Soon she heard the brushing of other feet than the reddleman's, a not very friendly "Good day" uttered by two men in passing each other, and then the dwindling of the footfall of one of them in a direction onwards.

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