reddleman

[ red-l-muhn ]

noun

, plural red·dle·men.

1. ruddleman.

Example Sentences

Among all these squatters and folks of the road the reddleman continually found himself; yet he was not of them.

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The reddleman who had entered Egdon that afternoon was an instance of the pleasing being wasted to form the ground-work of the singular, when an ugly foundation would have done just as well for that purpose.

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The one point that was forbidding about this reddleman was his colour.

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Before they had gone far it occurred to the perspicacious reddleman that he would have acted more wisely by appearing less unimpressionable, and he resolved to correct the error as soon as he could find opportunity.

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Mrs. Yeobright inquired, turning to the reddleman a face in which a strange strife of wishes, for and against, was apparent.

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