1) The gaoler returned and left a stoup of water.

2) He had seemed something like her gaoler.

3) The gaoler followed, locking the door behind him.

4) The gaoler caned the man.

5) The gaoler returned hours later with a cup of brackish water, a bowl of badly-cooked meat and hard, stale bread.

6) The gaoler, however, reaped a rich harvest, charging his clients for food, ale,[http:///gaoler.html] even water.

7) She patrolled the aisles like a gaoler and woe betide you if that heavy tread stopped at your desk.

8) Just then, the gaoler appeared with the precious letter in his hands.

9) One night, the gaoler decided to play a joke on his colleague to find out if.

10) At last, the gaoler fetched the copy written in full and read it to the aristocrat.

11) Just then, the gaoler appeared with the precious letter in his bands.

12) The gaoler couldn't remember a word either. He was very embarrassed.

13) There at last they paused, where an gaoler sat fingering a bunch of mighty keys.

14) The kind gaoler agreed to post the letter for the prisoner.

15) The gaoler nodded grimly, laying his withered hand on the shoulder of the miserable Toad.

16) Now the gaoler had a daughter, a pleasant wench and good-hearted, who assisted her father in the lighter duties of his post.

17) Many of the smaller gaols formed the rear of public houses with the publican doubling his duties with that of gaoler.

18) And he promptly handed the sheet of paper to the gaoler.

19) In the year 1800 the chief constable was a publican, and the head gaoler sold rum and brandy opposite the prison gates.