| Do they not all know I have been a gauger for the last five years! |
| The work was laborious, the remuneration small, and gauger was a name of contempt. |
| Oh, Ah tell you, 'f ye wan' to make any money with a gover'men' still ye gotter have a switch-off that the gauger cain' fin. |
| If you are fanciful, you will be reminded of the gauger in the story. |
| He also trained as a gauger or exciseman in case farming continued to be unsuccessful. |
| On going down from Salem to inquire about it, he received another and better appointment as weigher and gauger. |
