peddling

He took to peddling with a one-horse wagon, as a business that would keep him in the open air and not tax his strength too much.

For my father this was indeed a pioneer business in a pioneer country, yet it was not like the peddling of to-day.

Well, what in the world have I got to do with the peddling out of early services?

Peddling had been forced on the latter by the action of the gilds which were still powerful in the 18th century on the Continent.

Also they achieved merit in other messes by peddling yarns of his wonderful innocence and his incredible absent-mindedness.

And this is why character cannot be really bettered by any peddling process.

Then a peddling chapman, with a dust-white pack and a cunning Hebrew look, limped by, sulkily doffing his greasy hat.

On this trip we became horse traders, which proved to be more lucrative than peddling.

I read to the bottom of page two and decided to hell with peddling this one.

Are you going to quit the peddling and take up a quarter-section with the girl?