Salesgirls [noun]

She chose the gray, and gave the salesgirl her handful of money.

The salesgirl took the bill and the shawl, and went to the desk.

Every salesgirl must have a plume on her hat rather than a nourishing luncheon.

Four years ago she was employed as a salesgirl at $3.50 a week.

She didn't care if he had been her only friend when she was a salesgirl at the Evergreen.

Then the salesgirl talked me into gloves and a scarf and some earrings.

The salesgirl had repeated the words in a tone that was indefinable, yet a tone vehement in its incredulous questioning.

The salesgirl started violently, and a deep flush drove the accustomed pallor from her cheeks.

The salesgirl had explained how one gallon was enough in the plastic bag that served as a tub; he had his doubts.

Penny felt sorry for the salesgirl, particularly so when the floorwalker came up and began to question her sharply.