Lexicographical Neighbors of Cradler
Literary usage of Cradler
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The American Wheat Culturist: A Practical Treatise on the Culture of Wheat by Sereno Edwards Todd (1868)
"For a day's work in the harvest field, a cradler was accustomed to receive ...
The men who raked and bound after a cradler, alone, received one dollar each, ..."
2. The Resources of California: Comprising Agriculture, Mining, Geography by John Shertzer Hittell (1869)
"The latter has a couple of buckets or pans, which he fills alternately, always
keeping one full and near the cradler, so that without moving his feet he can ..."
3. Mining in the Pacific States of North America by John Shertzer Hittell (1862)
"The cradler nas a large iron spoon, with which he occasionally scrapes over and
loosens the dirt that has lodged above the riffle bars, and several times in ..."
4. The Temperance Reformation: Its History, from the Organization of the First by Lebbeus Armstrong (1853)
"At noon he was drunk on his bed of rye, and could not be awaked (by a cradler
still in the field) to go to dinner. Immediately after dinner, the half-sober ..."
5. Practical Notes Made During a Tour in Canada: And a Portion of the United by Adam Fergusson (1833)
"Each cradler has a man to bind, and a man with a rake is attached to every two
... Hence if we take the wages of a cradler at 2 dollars or 9s. per day, ..."
6. Practical Notes Made During a Tour in Canada: And a Portion of the United by Adam Fergusson (1834)
"Each cradler has a man to bind, and a man with a rake is attached to every two
... Hence if we take the wages of a cradler at 2 dollars or 9s. per day, ..."
7. The American Wheat Culturist: A Practical Treatise on the Culture of Wheat by Sereno Edwards Todd (1868)
"For a day's work in the harvest field, a cradler was accustomed to receive ...
The men who raked and bound after a cradler, alone, received one dollar each, ..."
8. The Resources of California: Comprising Agriculture, Mining, Geography by John Shertzer Hittell (1869)
"The latter has a couple of buckets or pans, which he fills alternately, always
keeping one full and near the cradler, so that without moving his feet he can ..."
9. Mining in the Pacific States of North America by John Shertzer Hittell (1862)
"The cradler nas a large iron spoon, with which he occasionally scrapes over and
loosens the dirt that has lodged above the riffle bars, and several times in ..."
10. The Temperance Reformation: Its History, from the Organization of the First by Lebbeus Armstrong (1853)
"At noon he was drunk on his bed of rye, and could not be awaked (by a cradler
still in the field) to go to dinner. Immediately after dinner, the half-sober ..."
11. Practical Notes Made During a Tour in Canada: And a Portion of the United by Adam Fergusson (1833)
"Each cradler has a man to bind, and a man with a rake is attached to every two
... Hence if we take the wages of a cradler at 2 dollars or 9s. per day, ..."
12. Practical Notes Made During a Tour in Canada: And a Portion of the United by Adam Fergusson (1834)
"Each cradler has a man to bind, and a man with a rake is attached to every two
... Hence if we take the wages of a cradler at 2 dollars or 9s. per day, ..."
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