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Definition
conditional early release from imprisonment in which a person is required to comply with special conditions
- If they raised a stink, they'd get sent back for breakin' parole.Chapter 26 (29% in)
parole = things they promised to do in return for early release from imprisonment
- Got out in four—parole.Chapter 4 (66% in)
- "They was a guy paroled," he said.Chapter 4 (70% in)
- " 'Bout a month he's back for breakin' parole.Chapter 4 (70% in)
- A guy ast him why he bust his parole.Chapter 4 (70% in)
- I got me a parole to keep.Chapter 6 (69% in)
- " "Parole?"Chapter 6 (69% in)
- "I'm paroled.Chapter 8 (29% in)
- Parole.Chapter 8 (44% in)
- I got paroled.Chapter 8 (**% in)
- " Al said, "Pa, some fellas was talkin' about Tom, an' they says he's parole'.Chapter 10 (33% in)
- You gonna break your parole?Chapter 10 (95% in)
- They's lots a fellas out on parole an' they's more goin' in all the time.Chapter 13 (41% in)
- " "Be jus' the same if I wasn't on parole," he said.Chapter 13 (42% in)
- I sure did pick a nice time to get paroled.Chapter 16 (43% in)
- You broke parole.Chapter 20 (62% in)
- Use' ta get fellas paroled to his brother, an' then they had to work for nothin'.Chapter 26 (29% in)
There are no more uses of "parole" in The Grapes of Wrath.
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