Meanings of young novices in English

Our young novices often walked upon the ramparts which encircled it.

Beside them were a number of young novices and some messeigneurs.

No person was ever seen among the young novices more humble, more obedient, or more fervent.

In the next few years, he and other young novices built up a counter-intelligence service from scratch.

But people soon realised that the paper pulp obeyed him better than anyone else, from ageing monks to young novices.

We spot the young novices again in the temple, with the celebration continuing in a marquee near our boat afterwards.

Then he went to the kitchen adjoining the refectory to see if the sisters and their young novices were in good cheer.

Nor am I speaking of the Elect, such as I saw at La Trappe-merely of young novices, little priestlings whom I have known.

This arrangement was, indeed, a matter of necessity, as there were at the time but two young novices to direct the English classes, Rev.

As these young novices issued from every camp and almost every teepee, their mothers, sisters, grandfathers and grandmothers were singing for them the 'strong-heart' songs.

He gave an impeccable display to deliver Dr Bones a winner in the Ernst and Young Novices' Chase.