9 (Be) 11 assistant (get away, always) 12, her behaviour (be, really)13 14 16 lesson, which (please) 18 It all (start) 19 (be, extremely) 20 mess that (leave) 22 23 24 (reach) 33 very well until the day a new assistant (hire) 10 (look at) 36 37 at, only) 40 dress that (display) 42_ 43 45 51 From the stool I (stand) 31 (buy) 26 something that day! As usual, the arrogant assistant (take part, not) 27. what (do) 28 ; instead, she (keep) 29 through the colourful pages of a fashion magazine. (smile, triumphantly) 47 (browse) 49 enough courage (object) 15 Once, however, a clever customer (teach) 17 (decide) 25 a the previous Saturday. All a distant relative of the shop owner, the new with everything. Worse than that, outrageous, yet no one (have, ever) or (complain) for unfolded, I (see) 35 the at her and (tell) 44 all the co-workers in the shop. on a Monday morning when all the assistants busy (put) 21 order in the after a while, (Notice) 39 No sooner (leave, the woman) 46 on, (try) 32 the upper shelves where scarves and shawls (lie) 34 a casually dressed woman window. After (hesitate) (walk in, finally) 38 that the rude assistant (look her for a in the window. The assistant (look, scornfully) her that the dress (sell, already) shop at a magazine, she (ask) 41 2 the hectic evening we (have) women of the town (seem) she her a and (go on) 48 than the assistant her magazine. I (know) 50 lie. The assistant (appreciate, the casual clothes the customer (wear) 53 in (glance)30 it (be) not, obviously) 52 I
