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All to the chief gaoler and the King's Justice.
2
He was the chief gaoler, a cadaverous one-legged knight, with a scarred face and a blind eye.
3
The chief constable was himself a publican, and the chief gaoler shared in the lucrative calling, and sold spirits opposite the prison.
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On the floors between were rooms set aside for the use of the Chief Gaoler, the Lord Confessor, and the King's Justice.
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"Lawrence Nightgall, the chief gaoler."
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"But I hope," said the gentleman, following the chief gaoler with his eyes, who moved across the room, "that you are not in secret?"