Academic official.
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It is a royal foundation, and a rectoress lives there.
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My tutor's peculiarities, however, were not confined to his endeavours to meet with a lady rectoress.
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And those four were, by force of circumstance, Robin Cockscroft and Joan his wife, the rector and the rectoress.
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In this way the worthy Rectoress consoled herself, and her daughters sighed and sat over the Peerage all night.
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I asked the rector, and he said, Yes, how did you know?
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Early in the morning the rector came to me at the inn.
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The dear rector of course would marry them in this simple manner.
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No voice was raised to blame the rector; the bishop kept silence.
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The air changed with the arrival of the new rector, the Rev.
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In dress, the wife of the rector of Wrexby was their model.
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Of course it was when the rector was alone in his study.
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The rector was almost taken aback by the abruptness of the request.
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At Lisnamara, the rector invited him to preach in the parish church.
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But none the less the rector felt that the cloud had vanished.
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The rector was the first in, humming a song, and spied me.
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His father was a baronet; his mother, the daughter of a rector.
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Ann Holland was almost as general a favorite as the rector himself.
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The rector was restless and full of meditation all the following morning.
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The rector, eyes on the gleaming cross above the altar, repeated softly:
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But Sally sought the rector in his study, and she was trembling.
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