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The young rector's directness of character set him on the right path.
2
She rose, and the young rector, with visible reluctance, stood up also.
3
Edom's young rector was not only consoled by it, he was stimulated.
4
The young rector looked his mother full in the face with calm, sad eyes.
5
Then perhaps the young rector was going to another town.
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The young rector looked at her sadly, almost severely.
7
The young rector found it necessary to visit London on several occasions during the next twelvemonth.
8
The change in the young rector, more than usually obvious, that afternoon, took Opdyke by surprise.
9
The young rector answered quietly: As I said before, Mr. Litterny, you have been most generous.
10
The young rector of St Blank's lived very much more in his senses than in his ideals.
11
Also Mr. Ames, their young rector, was a very persevering person, and a great friend of her brother.
12
The face of the young rector, Mr. Fareforth Furlong, wore the added saintliness that springs from a five-hundred dollar fee.
13
He might be dead before she could carry him to the inlet and cross the tracks to the young rector's house.
14
The sermon by its able and handsome young rector, the Reverend Dr. Linford, was fraught with vital interest to every thinking man.
15
After witnessing the marriage ceremony of the Episcopal Church, the other day, I walked down the aisle with the young rector who had officiated.
16
As such- amanamong men-theyoung rector looked calmly down upon him, letting him sink into the crowd-entity which always became subject to him.
