Profession. presbyter in front of a Christian parish in general.
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The oppressors of the parson had been the oppressors of the squire.
2
The parson in his silk cassock, and his helpmate in brown damask.
3
He went into the church and found the parson in his shirt-sleeves.
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Then the parson bethought him of the evil case he was in.
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People dropped in occasionally and sat and thought of the dead parson.
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Nor did the well-meaning parson entirely escape comment in the higher quarters.
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The strain was too great for the nerves of the little parson.
8
Harry heard the door of the street as the parson slammed it.
9
Beside the hog-stealing parson and the little grey-faced pickpocket there were also:
10
The parson had listened from afar in a state of dull indifference.
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The parson of Brönö had never been out in such weather before.
12
Even the parson said, I should be the pride of the county.
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Eagerly the parson read the words, and scanned the names scrawled below.
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When the parson preached, he preached from the steps of the altar.
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I'm just a country parson; I don't even have the Word anymore-
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The parson took the candle away, and it was never seen again.
