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Meanings of vicarage in English
Usage of vicarage in English
1
You must have missed him; he started for the vicarage half-an-hour ago.
2
When we meet it is at the vicarage or in the street.'
3
The wheels drew nearer, then the vicarage pony-carriage came round the bend.
4
By the time we reached the vicarage my heart was very quiet.
5
They had not far to go from the vicarage to the churchyard.
6
At any rate, the country vicarage had retreated into the background again.
7
I am going to accept an engagement at the vicarage as governess.
8
The grounds of his vicarage at Aston must have offered charming loitering-places.
9
She often sang still when there was a tea-party at the vicarage.
10
Mr. Penzance had invited him to spend a week at the vicarage.
11
Shortly before Christmas Day she called with her sister at the vicarage.
12
Five minutes after she had entered the vicarage drawing-room her tortures began.
13
But one day there came sad news to the vicarage at Sutton.
14
He took me into the vicarage, and introduced me to his wife.
15
They parted at the vicarage gate, and Eloquent pursued his way alone.
16
They arrived at the vicarage at half-past two, not having had lunch.
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Vicarage through the time
Vicarage across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common