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rat-catcher
noun
a person whose job is to destroy or drive away vermin, esp rats
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James didn't always dream of being a rat-catcher.
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"Me friend's muddle-headed/' he declared. "His paw's nothing but a rat-catcher.
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"We can assuredly get on without a professional rat-catcher."
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Yet no Catholic may carry arms, no Catholic may hold a post more important than that of village rat-catcher; no Catholic may publicly receive the first rudiments of education.
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Fantastic as some of the incidents may sound, they are, nevertheless, true, having been collected mainly from an old rat-catcher living in the town of Hawick.
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