1
Before half-past he was in the front shop, taking a look round.
2
He came back into the front shop and began to rummage.
3
He had a front shop, which was a cafe, with a well-fitted-up bar.
4
Isaac stood pondering these things in the front shop, at the hour of closing.
5
They went back to the front shop, and she was the first to speak.
6
He sold his books in the front shop, while he wrote them in the back.
7
Marty, of course, went to the front shop, and handed her packet to him silently.
8
It has been hard, said florist Gregorio Garcia, 35, as he pruned roses inside his open- front shop.
9
Sort o' front shop you savvy, sar.
10
But we take the book into the front shop, and read the items over to them when we settle.
11
Fischelowitz retired backwards into the front shop, while Vjera looked on from within, now pale again and badly frightened.
12
In the little front shop these ingenious persons had fashioned an ingenious hiding-place by hollowing out a tunnel to the river.
13
On Saturday, towards night, he laid by his work, put on his coat and hat, and went into the front shop.
14
This look of beatitude faded perceptibly when the message came that Mr. Keith was in the front shop and wished to see him.
15
Mr Budd, the shopman, was down at the far end near the glazed partition which separated Mr Rushton's office from the front shop.
16
The captain called his son Nicholas from the front shop, which was a cigar store, and told him to look out for the bar.
