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probationer

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The door opened again to admit the probationer come to relieve Miss Howe.

HILDASARAH JEANETTE DUNCAN

I believe he became a "probationer," but his creed was never quite settled enough for him to accept "full membership."

DUFFELSEDWARD EGGLESTON

He would go unarmed to their houses as often as required, and keep in touch with them—as a probationer.

For above the landlady's exposition rose the probationer's voice: "Abana and Pharpar, rivers of Damascus."

AFTERWARDSIAN MACLAREN

But the probationer waited anxiously for the first post on Tuesday, which would give the result, and I was only less anxious.

AFTERWARDSIAN MACLAREN

Suppose that when you first enter the ward you are wishing with all your heart you had never decided to become a probationer.

There was a great deal to be done to put the ward straight for the night, and she really had no time to devote to the probationer.

Effie's month of trial being over, she was now established at St. Joseph's as a regular probationer.

Sister Kate, who had the eyes of a hawk, noticed when Lawson bent over to speak to the pretty little probationer.

A good-natured probationer, who sympathised with me in my difficulties (she too had suffered), counted them also.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985