Nurse Gladys Emmanuel, observing Granville’s difficulty with the laundry, informed Arkwright that a new washing machine was essential. Arkwright then found himself in the position of devising a scheme to make it appear as though he had comp…

Nurse Gladys Emmanuel and Arkwright were at last to spend a night away from home, at a hotel. She was unaware that the establishment was just around the corner. In their absence, Granville was occupied with the milk-woman. Meanwhile, Arkwri…

Arkwright found himself, once more, battling to find a market for his unwanted wares. His ingenuity in matters of promotion was sorely tested as he attempted to clear the overflowing shelves – a glut of fig biscuits and toilet paper emblazo…

It was Nurse Gladys Emmanuel who insisted Arkwright acquire a new suit. He found himself obliged to do so, at her direction.

To demonstrate his commitment to expanding Arkwright's Stores, he purchased a van, envisioning a mobile extension of the business. He intended the gesture as a clear signal to Nurse Gladys Emmanuel of his ambition.

Arkwright attended a wedding in the company of Nurse Gladys Emmanuel. His suit carried the distinct aroma of mothballs, a rather unwelcome fragrance. To alleviate the stuffiness, he found himself hanging his trousers from the door handle of…

Driven by a peculiar scheme, Arkwright contrived a saint's day. His purpose was to provide Granville with a pretext for searching the belongings of a traveler from abroad, a man whom he believed to be a shoplifter.