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Meanings of little parsonage in English
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Usage of little parsonage in English
1
For Helen was going home, home to the poor little parsonage of Oakdale!
2
For seven years the Gascoynes had lived at the little parsonage at Skelwick Bay.
3
Annie, who had grown up in a city flat, thought their little parsonage palatial.
4
One morning about the last of November there was a knock at the door of the little parsonage.
5
The young men now sought the rest of the party, who had squeezed their way into the little parsonage.
6
The little parsonage family was equally charmed with the plan and agreed to help it along all they could.
7
There is a neat little parsonage, to which is attached a small garden, for the use of the minister.
8
Reading, writing, and as thorough a domestic training as the little parsonage could afford, made up the next few years.
9
Thus provided, he married, and entered upon his curacy in his twenty-sixth year, and set up housekeeping in his little parsonage.
10
Charles Playfair Strothers, and settled in a little parsonage somewhere in the Hoosac Tunnel,-ornear it,-andalready immersed in "duties."
11
When the little parsonage group, entire, gathered once more around the table in the "real dining-room," they were joyful indeed.
12
For looking after these folk he had £120 per annum, and as pretty a little parsonage as could be found in England.
13
He made his appearance at the little parsonage on the hill-side in Sonora one day, and, thrusting his bare head into the door, he said:
14
It was only a few days after this that a letter arrived for Mr. Gascoyne which almost turned the little Parsonage upside down.
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Little parsonage across language varieties
United Kingdom
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