gleeman

She never had anything more to say about the gleeman.

They would have, I think, if a gleeman had been killed.

"The young woman said she wants to be a gleeman."

Well, he was a gleeman, but it seemed more than that.

"Is he supposed to be a gleeman or a king?"

Well, I'm hardly the only gleeman in the world with a little age on him.

One woman said that a gleeman had been on the boat.

The rest stared at him as if he were a gleeman.

Surely it could not be anything better than a gleeman.

The gleeman might go out himself, and Rand needed to talk to someone.

A gleeman, a lady - who could ask for more?

I am more of a gleeman than a poet, anyway!

"Maybe some fool gleeman will make a story out of it."

If we cannot have a bard, a gleeman will do.

It is a shame that such a man calls himself a simple gleeman.

The old gleeman had nearly stopped the story dead when Mat came in.

All looked as if they were waiting for miraculous things from the gleeman.

Rand started to ask if there was any way for him to find one, but the gleeman went on.

Thom's own questions made no sense, at least not coming from a gleeman.

He always wanted everyone to know he was a gleeman.

The gleeman stared into the bowl of his pipe again.

The gleeman seemed to know a great many things.

In a soft voice the gleeman began to recite to himself.

Stuffing the money in his pocket, he looked a question at the gleeman.

All three stared after him as he hurried to the gleeman.