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1. silence, and, on the surety provided by the pedlar, agreed
2. Remember how Mayor Pedlar abstained from voting on the police budget, and then praised it about ten days later? Mrs
3. Pedlar is optimistic new uses for the Scow property will be found once the clean-up is complete
4. Mayor Hope Pedlar said she would be ‘stunned,’ if the study didn’t recommend hiring more staff
5. “This is Mayor Pedlar,” he heard to his dismay
6. With a million dollar grant from the Scow Corporation, the Mayor Hope Pedlar Memorial Art Gallery and Public Library is under construction at the time of this writing
7. at the apple pedlar who was too drunk to understand
8. Lizaveta, the pedlar, sold me some collars and cuffs cheap, pretty, new, embroidered ones
9. He killed her sister too, a pedlar woman called Lizaveta, who happened to come in while he was murdering her sister
10. No one knew what he had been formerly; a pedlar said some, a banker at Routot according to others
11. He knows, for instance, that Gamacho, the Deputy from Javira, has been nothing else but a 'tramposo' of the commonest sort, a petty pedlar of the Campo, till he managed to get enough goods on credit from Anzani to open a little store in the wilds, and got himself elected by the drunken mozos that hang about the Estancias and the poorest sort of rancheros who were in his debt
12. wharf had he not (the posadero of Rincon is ready to swear it) murdered a pedlar in the woods and stolen his pack to begin life on
13. I heard from a pedlar, who, travelling through your part of the country this winter, had a tooth drawn, that Bovary was as usual working hard
14. Carpenter, when he's through with that buckle, tell him to forge a pair of steel shoulder-blades; there's a pedlar aboard with a crushing pack
15. A pedlar went trotting across the road with a tray, and we laughed
16. "Mais c'est une dame et très comme il faut," thought Stepan Trofimovitch, as he recovered from Anisim's attack, gazing with agreeable curiosity at his neighbour, the gospel pedlar, who was, however, drinking the tea from a saucer and nibbling at a piece of sugar
17. By him stood a cross-looking policeman, a pedlar, a postman, a clerk, an old woman with a parasol, and a short-haired boy with an empty basket