artisan

• In one shape or another, and whether by promise or actual present production, money was his one great tool; and where the tool has lost its power the artisan is also powerless. —  The President A novel
• One she-artisan, duly taught before, inked the type and put in a blank sheet No. —  It Is Never Too Late to Mend
• But if the artisan is ill-treated his goods are soon packed and he takes himself off. —  Emile
• If then the artisan was excluded from the citizenship in some of the —  The Greek View of Life
• A famous artisan, a cunning sculptor; —  The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 5 Poetry

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