They commentated M. Colnet, the old bookseller and publicist of the Quay Malaquais.

Half an hour later Phyllis shook hands with the old bookseller.

The proprietor of the house, Monsieur Barbet, the old bookseller.

The old bookseller squinted through his glass at the light.

The old bookseller, peering up, saw nothing but the sky above the fourth floor.

Sir Peter stood silently by the fireplace, his back turned to the old bookseller.

Theron was grateful to the old bookseller for remaining at his desk in the rear.

But then Arnold did not know Lala Roy, nor did he understand the old bookseller.

A smile flickered across Sir Peter's face; he liked the old bookseller's sturdy, independent ways.

Jeffreys was able fairly well to accomplish the task, greatly to the delight of the old bookseller.

Teach an old bookseller some new trick.

The old bookseller repeated his question:-

It was founded in 1754 with the help of Allan Ramsay the painter, son of the old bookseller and poet.

With some eagerness, he went back into the shop to see if he could gather any more particulars from the old bookseller.

Kennedy, an old bookseller in Dublin, who seems to have had a something of genuine belief in the fairies, comes next in time.

On his legendary public reading tours, he enthralled audiences of thousands but as an old bookseller, I've often wondered how he handled the signing-lines.