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These are the deputies' houses; they go to work an hour before the hewers.

He had no ambition for work beyond being a hewer, but he did want to continue his education.

We were to be the hewers of wood and the drawers of water.

The first trip wasn't so bad, except for being in a hurry because the hewers were getting ahead this morning.

In the Hewers' hands, the results are worth every drop of sodium chlorate.

Six months after the works had begun, he was made head of a gang of hewers.

By 1674, Hewer was wealthy enough to finance the construction of three warships.

Production increased through the nineteenth century, with around 280 to 300 hewers working and an output of 680 to 700 tons a day.

They weren't just hewers of wood and drawers of water.

We shall be the hewers of the dead wood and the gardeners of the new.

Hewer was brought back to portray the Captain, who soon recaptured his popularity with children.

It should also be noted that Nick Hewer disagreed with this decision.

No longer shall we be hewers of wood.

Hewers of wood and drawers of water, such were they from now onwards.

Being but a hewer of wood and drawer of water, she is rheumatic.

Nick Hewer is a former public relations officer.

When I arrived, the Hewers were entertaining two worthy ladies to coffee.

Poor guy had ended up being a hewer of wood and fetcher of water ever after.

Would the Lizards ever use human beings as anything but hewers of wood and drawers of water?

Collier, a hewer who hews coal with a pick.

Hewer was born in Swindon on 17 February 1944.

What's more, this is no land of hewers and gatherers solely obsessed with putting dried cod on the table.

"Yea, truly we are become hewers of wood and drawers of water today.

The Hewer Megan's Law reflects this philosophy, in a limited way.

Hewer is a supporter of the Labour Party.