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Meanings of go to gaol in English
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Usage of go to gaol in English
1
I shall quit it directly; I shall go to gaol at once.'
2
I will starve, go to gaol sooner than take your money.
3
I have no alternative, then, but to go to gaol.
4
You shall go to gaol directly, and the Lord have mercy on your soul!'
5
They shall go to gaol for it, the villains, as sure as I am alive.
6
I could go to gaol happy if I knew that you were working for me outside.
7
And go to gaol instead of Mr.
8
Some men go to gaol because they are better than their neighbours, most men because they are worse.
9
In vain I remonstrated my innocence; no choice was left to me but to pay or go to gaol.
10
If such occurs on a Sunday, the offender must forfeit 20-30 pounds or go to gaol for 3-6 months.
11
Shocked at the idea, I said, "Coleridge, you shall not go to gaol while I can help it," and immediately gave him the ten pounds.
12
No use to fine him; he wouldn't pay, but went to gaol instead.
13
I wouldn't mind going to gaol for a thing like that.
14
Unfortunately there are few honest opportunities for going to gaol.
15
Have all the Friends gone to gaol this time?'
16
Away went the stupid Peruonto, hanging down his head as if he was going to gaol.
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