| The fruiterer packs up the fruit in a paper bag to be carried home. |
| To the fruiterer I said his doom was nigh, and to the baker and candlestick maker that his hour had come. |
| The fruiterer said nothing, but sharply put each card into its proper place. |
| The fruiterer walked off with his money, and the guards gave the butter merchant fifty blows of a courbash on the soles of his feet. |
| The gardener knew the fruiterer very well, for it was to him that he sold, on the proprietor's account, the surplus of the fruit which was grown in the gardens of the estate. |
| The local fruiterer sells pounds of banana's, the public library, of all places, had a sign saying CD's – even Tesco was promising 1000?s of products at reduced prices. |
