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Mr. Tryan, the new curate, at the chapel-of-ease on Paddiford Common.
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I know that we have a new curate and another alferez.
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The new curate of your town, who is a saint, is also coming.
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Has the new curate nothing at all to do with it?
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One day, however, a new curate arrived, and that woke things up considerably.
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Nancy and the new curate were together whenever she visited.
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He left to his new curate all the insisting upon proper points of doctrine.
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The new curate, meanwhile, was having, in vulgar parlance, the time of his whole life.
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Now, at forty-four, he wanted more from life and encourages his new curate to invite friends.
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This was the face of a new curate.
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Walked in a slouching kind of way with his hands down; new curate from St. Albans, perhaps.
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Mercy had rebelled against her authority, and it was entirely the fault of the new curate, Mr. Storm.
13
Charlotte poured with a steady hand, which was admirable considering how she felt about this new curate's narrow-minded views.
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What about the new curate?
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This new curate, knowing absolutely nothing of that mystery of iniquity, employed also Joseph and his wife several times.
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That's the new curate, Dolph.
