chimney sweep

Chimneys are to be built large enough to admit a chimney sweep.

When a boy he ran away from home, and became a chimney sweep.

The chimney sweep and the shepherdess looked most piteously at the old mandarin.

A child of six might be worked for fourteen hours a day in a mine, as a chimney sweep, at a potter's oven, or in a cotton mill.

Word of the impending event went from cabin to cabin, and Mr. Mahony, the chimney sweep, put his head out of his door.

The boy was quite as black as any chimney sweep—indeed, as any full-blooded negro.

It was used by the chimney sweep alone, but Caleb had another use for it now.

I'll go—And suppose your child went out and asked the chimney sweep?

After he relinquished the army, he became a chimney sweep, in which capacity he was constantly engaged for nearly twenty years.

Before the law the chimney sweep and the peer have exactly the same standing.