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The man that don't need that has to be his own preacher here and sow and reap his own morality.

The preacher turned and looked at her, as if half doubtful of the sincerity of the question.

But I reckon he was a preacher, all the same, every minute of his life.

Why was it not the one to which that preacher in the wilderness resorted?

The peasants advanced one by one and knelt down, presenting their guns to the preacher, who laid them upon the altar.

He quickly gained a high reputation as a preacher and as an eloquent speaker on political subjects.

He had very suave and winning ways as confessor, though he enjoined great strictness as preacher.

Discreetly the good woman nodded, her eyes never leaving the face of the preacher who was beginning his sermon.

The preacher alleged that he was carried away by the Spirit.

Our preacher spoke first, and then the lawyer from Bloomington, and then came the great man from Peoria.