bricklayers

They were not exactly sailors -- Mr. Mellaire sneeringly called them the "bricklayers" -- but they had successfully refused subservience to the gangster crowd.

The Mutiny of the Elsinore Jack London 1896

I noticed yesterday a foreman in charge of a building operation vainly trying to call the bricklayers down.

My Discovery of England Stephen Leacock 1906

"bricklayers" -- but they had successfully refused subservience to the gangster crowd.

CHAPTER XXX 2010

"bricklayers" -- but they had successfully refused subservience to the gangster crowd.

Chapter 30 1914

At the other end of the ship -- and I may as well give the roster, are: the second mate, either to be called Mellaire or Waltham, a strong man of our own breed but a renegade; the three gangsters, killers and jackals, Bert Rhine, Nosey Murphy, and Kid Twist; the Maltese Cockney and Tony the crazy Greek; Frank Fitzgibbon and Richard Giller, the survivors of the trio of "bricklayers"; Anton Sorensen and Lars

CHAPTER XLIII 2010

Mr. Pike emerged from the booby-hatch and with an unaimed shot brought down Bill Quigley, one of the "bricklayers," who fell at my feet.

CHAPTER XLII 2010

"They was two of 'em, sir," Richard Giller, one of the "bricklayers," broke in.

CHAPTER XXXV 2010

At the other end of the ship -- and I may as well give the roster, are: the second mate, either to be called Mellaire or Waltham, a strong man of our own breed but a renegade; the three gangsters, killers and jackals, Bert Rhine, Nosey Murphy, and Kid Twist; the Maltese Cockney and Tony the crazy Greek; Frank Fitzgibbon and Richard Giller, the survivors of the trio of "bricklayers"; Anton Sorensen and Lars

Chapter 43 1914

"They was two of 'em, sir," Richard Giller, one of the "bricklayers," broke in.

Chapter 35 1914

Mr. Pike emerged from the booby-hatch and with an unaimed shot brought down Bill Quigley, one of the "bricklayers," who fell at my feet.

Chapter 42 1914