Ecclesiastical occupation.
1
The archdeacon's power included no more than a single reprieve per year.
2
Son of an archdeacon; was at Cambridge when the war broke out.
3
Not the dean in his deanery, or the archdeacon out at Plumstead.
4
When the archdeacon returned the news was told to him at once.
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The archdeacon, indeed, Dr Grantly, has been somewhat loud in the matter.
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But in this lot I simply cannot perceive even an embryonic archdeacon.
7
An English archdeacon comes through them in a condition of extreme irritation.
8
And she recalls how the archdeacon spoke with us the day before.
9
Nevertheless the archdeacon thought it only prudent to go up to London.
10
And so the archdeacon would again be able to breathe pure air.
11
The archdeacon and the gypsy had come into conflict in his heart.
12
The archdeacon kept two curates, and Mr. Sims was one of them.
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The archdeacon was down upon her before she knew where she was.
14
All through dinner the archdeacon's good humour shone brightly in his face.
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After breakfast the archdeacon would retire, of course to his clerical pursuits.
16
They ought to appoint an archdeacon of the same sort, said Skovorodnikoff.
