Draper's assistant
until he enlisted into the army in the early summer of 1915.
A short time afterward a
traveling draper
knocked at the door.
In 1608 the youngest son of wealthy
woolen draper
left manchester to study at emmanuel college, cambridge.
Drapers shop
in whitechapel owned by another quaker.
He was the son of a
linen draper
of the town of bristol, where he was born in 1744.
Draper's shop
in london street, edith stops in front of the window.
Mcgregor had moved to birmingham to seek his fortune and
opened a linen draper
's shop near villa park.
Morris was the only surviving son of a
local draper.
He was an
apprentice draper, teacher and biology student before he became a professional journalist and writer.
Draper's apprentice, bookkeeper, tutor, and journalist until 1895, when he became a full-time writer.
Drapers run
by harry castle.
In 1608 the youngest son of
wealthy woolen draper
left manchester to study at emmanuel college, cambridge.
There were three
credit drapers, no less than three professors of music, and a pianoforte dealer.
Draper's store.
George hudson who was born in 1800 and who
became a draper
in york.
A
woolen draper
by trade, he had been involved with whitefield's ministry in london since at least the 1760s.
Draper's business
at 20 queen square, wolverhampton, which had possibly been his father's firm.
He
owned a draper
's business at 20 queen square, wolverhampton, which had possibly been his father's firm.
She eventually left, to join edith in running a small
fancy drapers
and general store in the front room of their house.
Living cells were first seen in 1674 by antony van leeuwenhoek, a
dutch draper.
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