1
They sang in her ears while she questioned the verger about Romley.
2
He handed the man a piece of silver and the verger disappeared.
3
But, madam, the verger waits to close the gates on your ladyship.
4
The verger saw us, and spoke to us as we went by.
5
But he had been there before, gabbling fluent Spanish with the verger.
6
When the service had closed, an intelligent verger acted as my guide.
7
The verger had done his work well; the gate was locked.
8
The verger shows his bald head in the pulpit of truth.
9
The people have given something to a verger not to let others in.
10
After all, I was somebody; I was not a cathedral verger.
11
Presently, by the kind offices of a pleasant simple verger, I did more.
12
The choristers took their beer there, and the landlord was a retired verger.
13
Johnson consulted with a thin-legged, short-skirted verger about the disposition of the party.
14
Hunt was not only the baker, he was the church verger.
15
The verger knew them and reserved their favorite stalls for them.
16
The verger with his rod has life ironed out beneath him.
