Lexicographical Neighbors of Cobblery
Literary usage of Cobblery
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Life of Edward FitzGerald by Thomas Wright (1904)
"Of a week evening he would, often as not, light a lantern, and cross the fields
to spend an hour or two with Crabbe in the ' cobblery ..."
2. Colored School Children in New York by Frances Blascoer, Eleanor Hope Johnson (1915)
"It paralleled the work of the public schools through grades lA to 46, and in
addition conducted classes after school in cobblery, carpentry, sewing, ..."
3. Some Literary Associations of East Anglia by William Alfred Dutt (1907)
"... or two with Crabbe in that dingy little study he called the " cobblery," and
which reeked of tobacco and smelt like an inn-parlour. ..."
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