Blunt instrument for killing fish or other game.
A person who performs religious duties and ceremonies in a non-Christian religion.
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The high priest said to Houphouët, 'All right, you want eternal power.
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The young priest developed a lively student discussion and social action group.
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The priest-captain knows immediately upon awakening that something has, indeed, gone wrong.
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The duties of the priest were confined to ministration in the temple.
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The priest had been greatly interested in the mission of the knight.
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The priest moved about in the moonlight trying to comfort the people.
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The stranger started for it; but turned back on seeing the priest.
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And in a moment I was at the side of the priest.
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The religious element in Socialism had found in him its high priest.
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The latter, the priest of the oracle answered in his own language.
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This was not quite what the priest had meant by his question.
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Take the priest with you; I will see to the wounded here.
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I had news from a priest in the diocese of the Coadjutor.
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Not in the least discouraged were the Manichees: they sent another priest.
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He was the arch-priest of all sensationalism in the guise of logic.
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The old priest grew drowsy in the warm sunlight and fell asleep.
