• Some shops advise it.
• Better let Bates raid the village shops to-morrow.
• We went this morning to the shops to buy shoes for Polenka and Lida for theirs are quite worn out.
• I enjoyed its art, its fascinating shops, its picturesque streets and people, and its beautiful women.
• "Now, my boy," said the Phoenix, when they got back to the ledge that afternoon, "are the shops still open?"
• The ways were foul and narrow; the shops and houses wretched; the people half-naked, drunken, slipshod, ugly.
• Shops were open, and there seemed even less uneasiness among the street crowds than there had been the day before.
• Through it he saw shops, store-houses, and small buildings similar to his own, all a part of the plant of Maxineff.
• There is a Macbeth livery-stable, a Falstaff bakery, and all the shops and stores keep Othello this and Hamlet that.
• I will not name it in the street, For shops would stare, that I, So shy, so very ignorant, Should have the face to die.

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