1
At last he began to pace up and down by the bookstall.
2
She bought paper and pencil at the bookstall, and entered an A.B.C.
3
I often bought books of a man who kept a second-hand bookstall.
4
On returning from the bookstall, he slipped loose silver into Patty's hands.
5
I saw the name in a novel I opened on a railway bookstall.
6
Browne was coming up the platform towards the bookstall, looking forlorn and sad.
7
I picked it up on a bookstall in London-very cheap, too.
8
But I am wondering now what the bookstall clerk will make of me.
9
He was absently reading a book of poems at a bookstall.
10
He's afraid it's the bookstall clerk that has dropped that half-sovereign.
11
He walked to the end of the platform, and then back to the bookstall.
12
The day can never be dull to the bookstall clerk.
13
Rather than lose sixpence at the bookstall, I forgot myself.
14
There were two capable young women at the bookstall, too.
15
To be behind a bookstall is indeed to see life.
16
He's afraid of the bookstall clerk catching him at it.
