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I had very little help, just a charwoman once a week.

She might even ask around the Jewish community to see if anyone needed a charwoman for a few days.

The health club's charwoman begins to find blood on the floor.

The charwoman went home after breakfast, and I got my own lunch.

The bike was a gift from his mother, a charwoman.

On the first flight I met an old charwoman descending.

"My father's mother was a charwoman and so he watched every nickel."

An old charwoman without a shadow works for the magician.

Mistress had to get our charwomen to come and assist her while I was so bad.

His mother worked as a charwoman before remarrying in 1903.

Supposed to be matron, and knew no more than a charwoman.

Here there was hope of help from the charwoman.

The only person inside the gloomy building was a charwoman cleaning.

It marks a troubled period when I almost gave up writing to become a charwoman.

She had been a widow for 25 years and now lived in one room, earning a living as a charwoman.

I have to give an address to some charwomen afterwards."

An elderly charwoman who was robbed and murdered five months ago.

But my aunt's charwoman sister's son, Heard a policeman on his beat.

To her extreme annoyance Mary was not at home; a charwoman opened the door.

I went to the front door, and my charwoman was in the flat, just coming out of the dining-room.

I might come extra early in the morning when the charwoman is there - or would it matter her seeing me?"

Destitute, she worked in a mine and a factory before getting a job as a charwoman.

He has a charwoman by day, sometimes a butler; at night he is always quite alone.

How very brave of you to come as a charwoman, hat and all, against such competition."

"She is a good hand, I daresay," said the charwoman.