| Most of the air security reforms Robert Poole recommends are intelligent and well taken. |
| I looked out across Poole Harbour, searching for the dolphin as directed by the local old salt. |
| In squalid, solitary confinement, with only Grace Poole as her wardress, what wonder that she relapses? |
| And, because of a series of rained-off meetings, they have matches in hand on Poole, Wolverhampton and Ipswich. |
| Jane rises early the next morning, and on her way downstairs, comes upon Grace Poole sewing rings on the curtains in Mr. Rochester's room. |
| They fetch a sponge and smelling salts, and go upstairs to the room where Grace Poole usually stays. |
