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Meanings of parishioner in English

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Usage of parishioner in English
1
Herman had gone to administer the last Sacraments to a distant parishioner.
The Truce of God / A Tale of the Eleventh Century
2
The minister shook his head emphatically, and looked searchingly at his parishioner.
Tess of the Storm Country
3
I've never seen him before, but the woman's a parishioner of mine.
I'll never get out of this world alive
4
I am sure I should prefer it, if I were a parishioner.
Autobiography and Letters of Orville Dewey, D.D. / Edited by His...
5
A parishioner of yours, when not engaged unlawfully upon the high seas.
Mary Anerley: A Yorkshire Tale
6
At Milan she was regarded by Bishop Ambrose as a model parishioner.
Saint Augustin
7
For nearly twenty-five years John A. Andrew was a parishioner of Rev.
Cambridge Sketches
8
You must remember that my father is a parishioner of Mr. Swancourt's.'
A Pair of Blue Eyes
9
O foolish minister, trying in that way to manage a balky parishioner!
Around the Tea-Table
10
They then stabbed the parishioner four times in the throat and back.
The Irish Times
11
A clergyman has been cleared of indecently assaulting a young parishioner.
Radio NZ
12
What a happy man he must be in knowing so first-rate a parishioner.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 55, No. 343, May 1844
13
But the most remarkable thing about my venerable parishioner remains to be mentioned.
Autobiography and Letters of Orville Dewey, D.D. / Edited by His...
14
A knock at the door, and Mr. Selby was summoned to some parishioner.
His Big Opportunity
15
Francis was out, sitting by the bed of a dying parishioner.
The Pointing Man / A Burmese Mystery
16
Jason rode an old brown mare, borrowed from a parishioner for the trip.
Benefits Forgot / A Story of Lincoln and Mother Love
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