Buildings in connection with a church used for secular activities.
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The town-hall stood opposite the parsonage, in the square by the church.
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They were now before the parsonage in the hamlet of Scrub Oaks.
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Then in the parsonage we met all the ladies of our church.
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That morning there was great commotion in the yard at the parsonage.
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At the parsonage the young minister still sat scowling in his study.
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The presbytery, or the rectory, was the chief guest-house in the land.
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The hunting-party rode out of the rectory gates in twos and threes.
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The only calm and undisturbed person in the rectory household was Muller.
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One evening the rectory party were assembled together in the cheerful drawing-room.
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A messenger had run with it in great haste from the rectory.
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You must have missed him; he started for the vicarage half-an-hour ago.
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When we meet it is at the vicarage or in the street.'
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The wheels drew nearer, then the vicarage pony-carriage came round the bend.
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By the time we reached the vicarage my heart was very quiet.
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They had not far to go from the vicarage to the churchyard.
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Hard by the church is the simple little clergy house-uniquein England, I believe-dating from pre-Reformation times.
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Crook Lane, we have a clergy house, at present let out in tenements, the cellar being occupied as a gin shop.
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Will you tell Patrick how to get your things from the Clergy House?
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The two deacons were together again in the Clergy House.
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I am a novice at the Clergy House of St.
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A parochial house in Lisburn was attacked early this morning with smoke canisters.
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The attack was mounted on the parochial house in Newcastle, Co Down, just before 5 a.m.
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Since mid-September, Father James Cashman has refused to vacate the parochial house in St Leonard's in Wexford.
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Judge Dominic Lynch heard the assaults had taken place at the parochial house in a Co Wicklow village.
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Fr John Cummins died following the incident outside his parochial house in Abbeyleix, Co Laois on Wednesday afternoon.
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We give our alms to the chapel house.
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Chapel houses were open and the low and monotonous bellow of horns urged people to come and pray.
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The Holy Robe Chapel houses the relic of the seamless robe of Jesus, said be to worn by him shortly before his crucifixion.
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I wonder how many churches in the United States have built their own house and pastorium and sustained themselves from the start?
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It was February then, and they were sitting in the parish house.
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Just next the church was the parish house where Father Fitzpatrick lived.
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Sally Grover stopped in at the parish house on her way to business.
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Do you remember the big, black cat in Hinneryd's parish house?
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If they were, they wouldn't come here to the parish house.
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The presbytery, or the rectory, was the chief guest-house in the land.
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This ministry, or presbytery, consisted of two classes-localministers and general ministers.
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He said he let go of the rope before he reached the presbytery.
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The very name of Exeter gave the members of presbytery the cold creeps.
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With her I had grown richer than any other minister in the presbytery.
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His tomb is beneath the pavement of the presbytery, on the left hand.
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The Count, surprised, questioned the beadle who was coming out of the presbytery.
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When Bishop Northwold enlarged the presbytery it was moved one bay further east.
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The presbytery stood beside it, surrounded by a trim garden with gravelled paths.
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He believed too much to please the presbytery, and they turned him out.
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Emboldened by his success without, Chupin ventured to present himself at the presbytery.
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And beside it sat the presbytery, two stories, also well constructed.
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Father Moran, returning to his presbytery, waved his hand and shouted a greeting.
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A sort of cross between a thieves' kitchen and a presbytery.
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If he may, whether shall he appeal regularly but to an associated presbytery?
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And the presbytery is not the end of the parish.
