Meanings of good chaplain in English

The prisoner ascended the platform, supported by Frederic Wildegrave and the good chaplain.

We can not now follow the good chaplain in his deeply interesting narrative.

The good chaplain's simplicity seems to have been a great amusement to the Sherwoods.

And they have given me the good chaplain: he prays with me, he weeps for me.

The good chaplain visited him-buthe was insensible.

I would that Queen Bertha's good chaplain were here, for I might have been helped by him.

Remember, my dear cousin, what our good chaplain often told us-'Timeis but the ante-chamber to Eternity!'

None of us spoke to her, and Pasquerel, her good chaplain, rode behind telling his beads as he went.

Speaking to the sentinel, the good chaplain was allowed to enter, and whisper low in the ear of the bishop.

The visit of the good chaplain, who brought with him a light, afforded him the opportunity he so much desired.

Tell me more about that good chaplain and Mary Mason and the lady whose chance word helped you so much.

We have followed the exhortations of the good chaplain, and have never joined in the riotous ways of the sailors in general.

This was what our good chaplain had done, with the same conscientious zest with which he had conducted his Sunday foraging in Florida.

Josephs listened to the good chaplain's tales and conversation with wonderful interest, and his face always brightened when that gentleman came into his cell.

"You have a good chaplain," she said; "what an honest lad he is!

The reader will find many of them in the good Chaplain's book, and they will bring the war closer than anything else.