pedlar BrE old use , auch: pedder BrE dialect
peddler AmE old use

Out of here are many pedlars, and in some ways I am the most unlikely.

We began to think we might be pedlars after all.

It is better to take no models, for all the master pedlars have made mistakes.

You have of these pedlars that have more in them than you'd think, sister.

Others might be pedlars, moving between the factions selling wares.

And one word in your ear, lovely keep clear of pedlars!"

The reason was to give local pedlars a legal place for vending their merchandise.

For an instant, I thought they might be pedlars with postcards to sell.

The pedlars insisted that I could not get through, for the road was not broken.

The Pedlars returned and built a new post "a little below the old House".

Seems the dance halls and the amusement arcades are full of pedlars.

Jews were allowed to enter the town as pedlars but permanent residence was refused.

It was believed that she might have been "abducted by traveling so-called pedlars."

Whither went all the tourists and pedlars with strange wares?

Pedlars carry all their trade goods on their back.

The streets were crowded with beggars and pedlars and people going about their business.

Her last work was The Pedlars, a Tale, published in 1824.

The Pedlars were important for three reasons.

In medieval times, mirrors were sold by pedlars, and were used mainly as looking glasses.

Linked to this, is the absence of foreign ownership within the informal sector, the entrepreneurs and pedlars are local people.

'We have been taken for pedlars again,' said he.

I was obliged to sleep with the mother and children, and the pedlars occupied a room within ours.

Female pedlars, who travel from house to house.

Such people are always ready to chat to any wandering pedlars, herbalists, or little old women with cats on their shoulders.

These pedlars of hate are fee to speak, and the authorities have the power to prosecute if they overstep the mark.

I believe your peddler did talk about you to someone.

He said his mother had put him through college working as a peddler.

The bed had been made, and the peddler was gone.

Now people will start trying to find out who the peddler met.

Maybe the peddlers would be ready to leave after this.

These peddlers know Washington's needs, and cook information to order.

That's why I sent out the call with the peddlers.

I met an old peddler on the road one day and bought him out.

What had the old peddler said, before turning himself into a king?

On a single night in May 1933, 171 peddlers were arrested.

If she was lucky, maybe a peddler would have a set.

"We provide a community service," said a peddler named John, who gave only his first name.

But the peddlers fear that the move will drive them out of business.

She thought of the little carving the peddler had given her.

He looked at me and went on, "Your peddler must have talked!"

Of course the last one was different, when you counted on the women peddlers.

The peddler sat down on the front step and began to cry.

He had been a fish peddler at the time of his arrest.

On the far side of the room, the Peddler girl stirred in their bed.

There was just a pathway with peddlers on either side.

Food peddlers can create congestion, the last thing the city needs.

But there were other peddlers and vendors, anyone who could set himself up in a small space.

You talk to the merchants' association, see how they feel about peddlers.

The peddlers said they would be left with nowhere to sell.

People with vision problems bought them from peddlers or the general store.