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Meanings of matins in English
Catalan
matines Usage of matins in English
1
Frocked and hooded monks file across the courtyard to matins or vespers.
2
You are as pat with your answers as a clerk at matins.
3
They arose, moreover, for prayer at midnight, and for matins before dawn.
4
Full choral matins at seven o'clock in the morning all the year round.
5
The bishop did not appear at matins, or at the later church service.
6
The singing at vespers and matins filled him with unutterable joy.
7
Thither Ketil arrived just as the king was coming from matins.
8
Peter watched long before the signal for matins, and after, with the rest.
9
A little before two o'clock the bell was rung for matins.
10
He had promised to wake me at two o'clock for matins.
11
Just as they will sing immediately at early matins: 'Oh lovely!
12
Her bright eyes never grew dry, till on the morn she went to matins.
13
Perhaps you like this better:-'Yesterday I went to town and heard the matins read.
14
Between matins and now hast thou forgotten this morning's outrage?
15
The frogs in the tules chanted their hoarse matins.
16
At this moment the evening bell ringing for the matins of the Purification was heard.
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