Mossop?

Mossop.

You Mossop?

William Mossop.

Will Mossop?

Will Mossop!

Mossop and Hobson.

But you're Will Mossop.

Name of Mossop.

You're going to marry Will Mossop?

Will Mossop, you're my man.

I'm 30, and I'm going to marry Willie Mossop.

I'm sorry for you, Will Mossop.

Put a collar on for Will Mossop?

That's a true word, Will Mossop.

Now don't strain yourself, Will Mossop.

I think Hobson and Mossop is best.

Don't you want to get on, Will Mossop?

I've done nothing, Father. It's about Will Mossop.

You'll pay my man, Will Mossop, the same wages as before.

Can I have a word with you in private, please, Mrs. Mossop?

Will Mossop. Do you know who you're talking to?

William Mossop... late Hobson is the name this shop'll have.

Mossop and Hobson, or it's Oldfield Road for us, Maggie.

Will Mossop, you've forced me to it.

Do you think Albert will wed me with Mossop for brotherinlaw?

I congratulate you on your choice, Mossop... but I referred to a change in your employment.

Now, Mossop, I've tried every shop in Manchester... and these are the bestmade pair of boots I've ever had.