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Meanings of vespers in английском
Synonyms
Examples for "evensong"
Examples for "evensong"
1
Honion, it was conjectured, would soon send the parson indoors to evensong.
2
Do you fancy a three-course meal during evensong at Saint Patrick's Cathedral?
3
Barnabas Baux used to hold an open-air service after evensong on Sundays.
4
The birds in their evensong had all the war to themselves.
5
Can't sing either-ifyou came to evensong here you'd know all about that.
Usage of vespers in английском
1
In the afternoon, after vespers, the catechism was explained by the fathers.
2
They arrive in the village on the evening before, and hear vespers.
3
They were ringing for vespers; sunset was already gleaming through the forest.
4
Thus he passed the time till the hour of vespers and supper.
5
He was roused from these reflections by sudden silence; vespers were over.
6
He was reading the office of vespers without any congregation to assist.
7
There they lay all in a row, like nuns going to vespers.
8
The chapel bell tolls the last vespers, for long years, at Lagunitas.
9
Frocked and hooded monks file across the courtyard to matins or vespers.
10
She's been entreating the captain to let her go ashore for vespers.
11
Do you go to vespers and come home to say such things?
12
The canticle for vespers is the Magnificat; for compline is the Nunc Dimittis.
13
On the other side of the canal the belfries were ringing for vespers.
14
When it was nearly vespers the ships could be seen from the port.
15
She went to vespers at the church, and sat huddled in a corner.
16
It was only vespers-justfive psalms, a hymn, and the Magnificat; nothing more.
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