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Miraculously, no one was in the weeds; the roundsman, who stepped in wherever he was needed, did his job seamlessly; orders came up on time; the front and back of the house were perfectly in sync.

Georgia’s Kitchen Jenny Nelson 2010

As he stepped warily onto the doorstep, I brought in the pint of milk the roundsman left every morning, and the Oxford Times that lay beside it.

Slaying is Such Sweet Sorrow Patricia Harwin 2005

Some day, when The Dutchman was dead, he would write a book and he possessed secrets that no roundsman could even guess at.

Autumn Maze Cleary, Jon, 1917- 1994

Roosevelt had ordered every patrolman and roundsman to take down the names on every doctor's shingle on his beat.

The Lunatic Fringe DeAndrea, William L. 1980

One was that of an old fellow, a veteran of the Civil War, who was a roundsman.

Theodore Roosevelt and His Times Harold Howland

There was none of the loafing stride characteristic of the professional roundsman.

A Woman's Impression of the Philippines Mary Helen Fee

Because he was diseased with a consumption, Evan Roberts in his thirtieth year left over being a drapery assistant and had himself hired as a milk roundsman.

My Neighbors Stories of the Welsh People Caradoc Evans

The Tenderloin lieutenant, roundsman and sergeant came in for about $100, $50 and $25 a week, while the common patrolman got what blackmail he could on his own account from the unhappy women of the street.

Bidwell's Travels, from Wall Street to London Prison Fifteen Years in Solitude Austin Bidwell

Milk roundsman: “A Jew don’t do no work, not the same as what an Englishman does.

Anti-Semitism in Britain 1945

The fire-laddie, the ward executive, the wardman, the roundsman, the strong-arm squad, the third-degree, and other such objects of American devotion are unknown in England.

Chapter 4. American and English Today. 2. Differences in Usage Henry Louis 1921