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Get back to your counters," said the shopwalker, perceiving the excitement. "

The shopwalker's eyes widened at the sight of the child. '

They were out of sight of the shopwalker.

I said, go and fetch the shopwalker!

Just like a shopwalker," he thought disgustedly. "

The shopwalker, Sir John Simon, is a member of the Liberal government.

"Here, none of that," said the shopwalker, himself unable to restrain a scurvy grin at what Clarkie was doing.

Only something that proves something," said Miller with an air of righteousness, handing the shopwalker the fatal page. "

"The Shopwalker" was full of comic one-liners and was heavily influenced by pantomime.

Go and get the shopwalker!'

She began a tour of the office while Siegfried hovered behind her, rubbing his hands and looking like a shopwalker with his favourite customer.

The shopwalker looked genuinely perplexed. '

She said later that she thought him "a nondescript person", and she described Himmler as like "a shopwalker in Harrods".

Mr. Miggles (shopwalker at the Royal Stores) - Edmund Payne (Bertie Wright in New York)

But that was impossible ... The shopwalker, an elderly man with a neatly clipped salt and-pepper mustache, opened the door to the ladies' lounge and peered in, mustache twitching. '

He remained a member of Grossmith's team for more than two years, appearing in The New Boy, The Ladies' Idol, Poor Mr. Potion and The Romance of the Shopwalker.