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Ironmonger   Listen
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Ironmonger  n.  A dealer in iron or hardware.






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"Ironmonger" Quotes from Famous Books



... carpentering is completed, the whole case must be stained to your taste. For this purpose our book-hunter has found nothing so good as the solution known as 'Solignum,' which may be purchased at any ironmonger's. In addition to being a wood-preservative, it has the advantage of being obnoxious to insects. It dries a pleasing brown, not unlike old oak. The only objection to its use that he has discovered is that it smells strongly, though not ...
— The Book-Hunter at Home • P. B. M. Allan

... an ironmonger," retorted the Doctor, again with the same grim smile. "But the boy is all right; women be alway looking out for ...
— Robin Tremain - A Story of the Marian Persecution • Emily Sarah Holt

... quite often deceptive. They were in this case. The elderly man was very much annoyed. When he had explained matters forcibly to me I went on down the hill and entered an ironmonger's. ...
— Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 158, February 11, 1920 • Various

... years ago, a number of people were travelling in Ireland by coach. The day turned wet, and threatened to continue so till night. The moment the coach stopped, one of the outside passengers, who was without an umbrella, rushed into an ironmonger's shop and came out with a grid-iron in his hand. All the other outside passengers thought he was mad, but he wrapped himself in a large cloak, which covered his cap and most of his face and came ...
— Chatterbox, 1905. • Various

... superfluous branches, as also any that are growing near the ground, but plenty of young wood must always be left on the bushes. The pruning may be done either in spring or autumn. The following varieties may be recommended:—Red, White, and Yellow Champagne, Wilmot's Early Red, Golden Drop, Ironmonger, and Warrington Red for dessert; while for preserving and culinary purposes Old Rough Red, Conquering Hero, Favourite, Broom Girl, British Crown, Ironsides, Lady Leicester, Thumper, Green Walnut, Leader, ...
— Gardening for the Million • Alfred Pink


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