Gambol and Fagin

The only thing I can say about the two words from yesterday--gambol and fagin--is that they both have a G.

• While cooling her heels in jail for Evariste Bontecou's murder, Ursula accused her cellmates of trying to corrupt her, cursing them as fagins who never gamboled.
• After her husband's death, BonBon Bontecou, the black-haired widow of the late Evariste Bontecou, gamboled back to Monte Carlo where she took up with a band of fagins who taught her how to cheat at cards.

Can you make a sentence with these two words? Comments in the leave it.