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vicarage

synonyms for vicarage

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There were yet two mortal hours to get through, and the men of the party sought the cool shades of the vicarage garden.

The council gathered in the vicarage room felt itself strengthened.

To be sitting there in an English vicarage plotting violence against a woman disturbed him.

Again the poet appears to have forwarded the following letter to the Stowmarket Vicarage.

EAST ANGLIAJ. EWING RITCHIE

He reached the vicarage on a Sunday, when all, except Martha the old servant, were at church.

There is not only the great change, but a stranger at the vicarage.'

It did not suit him any more than Mrs. Codling that his mother should scent danger in his visits to the vicarage.

The stone was removed to the Vicarage, but it had worn so thin that it broke up, and unfortunately the fragments were lost.

He went forth dejected, a hopeless-looking being, and crawled helplessly back to the Vicarage.

Surely she might summon the courage of solicitude, call at the Vicarage for intelligence, and express her grief at his silence.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985