1891, Oscar Wilde, A House of Pomegranates, Moffat, Yard and Company (1918), page 123:In the marketâ€place stand the fruitsellers, who sell all kinds of fruit: ripe figs, with their bruised purple flesh, melons, smelling of musk and yellow as topazes, citrons and roseâ€apples and clusters of white grapes, round redâ€gold oranges, and oval lemons of green gold.
2003, Ruskin Bond, Rusty: The Boy from the Hills, Puffin Book (2003), , page 46:The scooter swerved into a fruit stall and came to a standstill under a heap of bananas, while the scooterist found himself in the arms of an indignant fruitseller.
2008, Peter Manseau, Songs for the Butcher's Daughter, Free Press (2008), , page 100:He kept daring me to steal an apple from the fruitseller's wagon.
