1
I deserve an answer, an explanation, said a 30-year- old clerk surnamed Law.
2
Mr. Balderby gave the old clerk a pocket-book containing six five-pound notes.
3
He was evidently growing rather impatient of the old clerk's rambling talk.
4
Sullivan started with the company in London as a 17-year- old clerk.
5
The old clerk was shaking his head in a manner that signified disapproval.
6
Yes, he was within; but the old clerk was with him.
7
They became accustomed to the naughty jokes of the old clerk.
8
The old clerk was fussing over some packages on the counter.
9
The old clerk gradually regained his composure, and the dinner grew very merry.
10
The old clerk at Woodmancote, near Henfield, Sussex, was a very important person.
11
The old clerk looked very uneasily at his younger brother's face.
12
I remember the old clerk, James Ingham, of Whalley Church, Lancashire.
13
The old clerk smiled covertly, the boy grinned at her in a fascinated way.
14
The druggist had scarcely gone before the old clerk came to the office door.
15
The old clerk was once crossed in love with a flowergirl, one Mademoiselle Elodie.
16
But since the old clerk seemed kindly, he thought he might as well ask.
