1
The presbytery, or the rectory, was the chief guest-house in the land.
2
The hunting-party rode out of the rectory gates in twos and threes.
3
The only calm and undisturbed person in the rectory household was Muller.
4
One evening the rectory party were assembled together in the cheerful drawing-room.
5
A messenger had run with it in great haste from the rectory.
6
Transport to the rectory is also provided by West Cork Rural Transport.
7
The fact is they are going to the mischief at the rectory.
8
The last herd to appear was the one from the rectory farm.
9
Or the servant at the rectory may have forgotten to deliver it.
10
The place I offer you is that of gardener at the rectory.
11
John Wesley was born at Epworth rectory in Lincolnshire, England, in 1703.
12
Presently, as they hurried to the rectory near by, the girl said:
13
That afternoon she and Robin were due at the rectory for tea.
14
I was believed to have gone to the rectory with Mr. Raunham.
15
He had been by this time promoted to the rectory of Cripplegate.
16
The servant entered, as I spoke, with a letter from the rectory.
