...The songs were to the diggers new, and yet not new... 
Various 「Stories by English Authors: Africa」
...Other Pompili are true diggers, valiantly sinking a burrow in the soil, to a depth of a couple of inches...
J. Henri Fabre 「More Hunting Wasps」
...During the digging it sheds, underthe blows of the tools, tear after tear of quicksilver, which is at oncegathered up by the diggers...
Vitruvius 「Ten Books on Architecture」
...For a long time thismistake prevailed, because only the most successful diggers were muchheard of...
Alexander Sutherland 「History of Australia and New Zealand」
...Dewes, the magistrate, who was said by the diggers to be secretlyhis partner in business...
Alexander Sutherland 「History of Australia and New Zealand」
...The diggers now deserted the hotel and retired to a safedistance, in order to watch the conflagration...
Alexander Sutherland 「History of Australia and New Zealand」
...The diggers hadformed an entrenchment, called the Eureka Stockade, and had enclosedabout an acre of ground with a high slab fence...
Alexander Sutherland 「History of Australia and New Zealand」
...—When the news of the struggle and its issuewas brought to Melbourne, the sympathies of the people were powerfullyroused in favour of the diggers...
Alexander Sutherland 「History of Australia and New Zealand」
...In early boyhood we understood, from old diggers, that Mother Middleton—in common with most other ‘old hands’—had been sent out for ‘knocking a donkey off a hen-roost...
Henry Lawson 「Joe Wilson and His Mates」
...Old diggers said that it was lovely to see how she’d spin up a heavy green-hide bucket full of clay and ‘tailings’, and land and empty it with a twist of her wrist...
Henry Lawson 「Joe Wilson and His Mates」
...And diggers came up with their flannels and moleskins yellow and heavy, and dripping with wet ‘mullock’...
Henry Lawson 「Joe Wilson and His Mates」
... Most of the diggers had gone to other fields, but there were a few prospecting, in parties and singly, out on the flats and amongst the ridges round Pipeclay...
Henry Lawson 「Joe Wilson and His Mates」
...Then, again, the old clannish local spirit of the old farming town, rooted in years way back of the goldfields, would have been too strong for the Government, or even a rush of wild diggers...
Henry Lawson 「Joe Wilson and His Mates」
...It was an old hat of the style that the first diggers used to wear, with a couple of loose ribbon ends, three or four inches long, from the band behind...
Henry Lawson 「Joe Wilson and His Mates」
...Butduring the period of the American war the gold tide ebbed tooswiftly, leaving high and dry not only diggers, but thethousand-and-one classes who were indirectly dependent upon thegold supply...
R. E. N. (Richard) Twopeny 「Town Life in Australia」
... Diggers who bought lollies by the pound and sent the little ones home with as much as they could carry...
Henry Lawson 「Children of the Bush」
... Diggers who gave a guinea or more for a toy for a child that reminded them of some other child at home...
Henry Lawson 「Children of the Bush」
...Bonfires on the hills and diggers romping round them like big boys...
Henry Lawson 「Children of the Bush」
...She then lived in a hut in Log Paddock, on a little money in the bank, and did sewing and washing for single diggers...
Henry Lawson 「Joe Wilson and His Mates」
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