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Meanings of manse in English
Usage of manse in English
1
The manse is the fourth house after you turn the third corner.
2
Among others was one of the manse and one of the school-house.
3
The manse, as the parsonage-house is called in Scotland, was close by.
4
But so far nothing had touched the manse and the Ingleside boys.
5
The day arrived when Janet and her charges must quit the manse.
6
On his way back to the manse Alan did consider the question.
7
But the visit to the manse was not so satisfactory as usual.
8
The manse and the kirk could be distinguished, but not very clearly.
9
And there had been no lowering of the dignity of a manse.
10
About 1st September there was an exodus from Ingleside and the manse.
11
He turned aside to the manse to borrow a plaid of Tallisker.
12
They were to go back with him to the manse at Crawford.
13
She declared to the manse girls that his eyes made her nervous.
14
Anne dearie, believe me, the state of that manse is something terrible.
15
Reuben Tripple, and he would be saved a journey to the manse.
16
The minister's funeral was winding slowly out of the little manse loaning.
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