shopwalkers

They would forget the customers and shopwalkers and department buyers and everything, and become just happy wanderers in a world of pleasant breezes and song birds and shady trees.

The History of Mr. Polly

How many of the wretched shivering army of clerks and shopwalkers, who in some ways are actually worse off than a miner or a dock-hand, think of themselves as proletarians?

The Road to Wigan Pier

Small trades-folk, male and female shopwalkers, better class artisans, lower middle-class women worn with household cares, occasional young folk in search of a sensation -- these were the impressions which the audience conveyed to the trained observation of Malone.

The Land of Mist

She had vaguely heard that shopwalkers in England could make or break the salespeople.

Winnie Childs The Shop Girl

The din increased, though shopwalkers said less and less, and the chances seemed in favour of the insurrection becoming a riot.

Hugo A Fantasia on Modern Themes

The early-rising customers were beginning to invade the galleries, the cashiers in their confessional-boxes were settling themselves in their seats, faultless shopwalkers were giving a final hitch to their lovely collars, and the rank-and-file were preparing to receive cavalry.

Hugo A Fantasia on Modern Themes

She was divine, adorable, marvellous, and far beyond the deserts of any man; but she had not shaken hands with him, and she had treated him as she might have treated one of the shopwalkers.

Hugo A Fantasia on Modern Themes

Those doors admitted to the blouse department, and the blouse department, as Lily could see through the diamond panes, was a surging sea of bargain-hunters, amid which shopwalkers stood up like light-houses, while the girls behind the counters trembled in fear of being washed away.

Hugo A Fantasia on Modern Themes

To substitute your own false shopwalkers for the genuine article.

Hugo A Fantasia on Modern Themes

For more than two hours he threaded ceaselessly the long galleries where the usual daily crowds of customers, sales-people, shopwalkers, inspectors, sub-managers, managers, and private detectives of both sexes, moved with a strange and unaccustomed languor in a drowsy atmosphere which no system of ventilation could keep below 75° Fahrenheit.

Hugo A Fantasia on Modern Themes