| By and by a wardress came to the door and threw me a blanket. |
| I suppose his mother went around in a black alpaca and wore her hair like a wardress in a jail. |
| He asked where were the keys, and as I said in the pocket of the wardress, who slept within, he sent me there to get them. |
| At least I gathered as much from the alarmed expression of the wardress who accompanied him. |
| It seemed an endless time before my cell door was opened by a wardress, who ordered me to follow her. |
| In squalid, solitary confinement, with only Grace Poole as her wardress, what wonder that she relapses? |
