1
At the hotel table: it was the young clerks from the wine-houses.
2
The compartment was full of young clerks smoking pipes and reading newspapers.
3
Neat young clerks, suit case in hand, elbowed their way through the crowd.
4
The place was full of young clerks at their midday meal.
5
The old man's gratitude to the young clerks was simply unbounded.
6
The judge and the two young clerks occupied it.
7
Two young clerks were fetched up by the messenger.
8
On either side of him rode two young clerks.
9
What for the thousands of young clerks and operatives?
10
This seemed easy work, and both of the young clerks said they understood what was wanted.
11
Been worrying round after your young clerks?
12
One of the young clerks from the office approached the table, a large cardboard sheet in her hand.
13
Only a few young clerks remained.
14
He was talking as if he was one of the partners, but it is a way young clerks have.
15
He was sunning himself with certain young clerks and choristers of the marshal's privy chapel of the Holy Innocents.
16
The two young clerks remained longer, to go over certain documents with their employer, and receive his final instructions.
