Which preposition to use with dragomen
The dragoman of the latter was deputed to procure a sufficient quantity of the drug.
He was a dragoman to the English Consulate; his master had told him we would be here the next day, and he must be prepared to receive us.
As she sent for me to be her dragoman in all her disputes on the road, you may conceive how glad I was to arrive at Turin to be rid of her.
[Footnote 75: Relating to the conduct and character of William B. Hodgson (nominated to be consul at Tunis) while dragoman at Constantinople.]
If you have been lucky enough to come up here without a guide or dragoman with a bosom full of ivory-handled revolvers and long knives, you will sit for hours spellbound.