Tollgates [noun]

This spring is about one-third of a mile west of the tollgate on the National turnpike.

Shortly after leaving the village of the tollgate I came to a beautiful valley.

The same glance will also show you the tollgate, which you could not see before.

He informs the girl who keeps the tollgate that he is a preacher; no doubt in this boy's mind as to what he is!

A girl had the presence of mind to close the tollgate, which the horses attempted to leap, smashed it to atoms, and fell.

Last summer I met a fine fox on the turnpike road and close to a tollgate, in the middle of the day.

They came to the tollgate, which was politely opened and closed again without their having to get down from the sledge.

Whereupon she told me that it was called Tref y Talcot—the village of the tollgate.

Passing through a tollgate I found myself in a kind of suburb consisting of a few cottages.

Towards evening I arrived at a very small and pretty village in the middle of which was a tollgate.