My New Curate: A Story Gathered from the Stray Leaves of an Old DiaryMarlier, 1899 - 480 strán (strany) |
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Æschylus afraid Alice altar asked awful bailiffs beautiful Begor bishop Bittra bless boys called Catholic chapel child Christy Minstrel Church ciborium coracle cried Cui bono curate Daddy Daddy Dan Darcy dear dinner door dread eyes face Fader faith Father Dan Father Duff Father Letheby fingers girl give Greek hands Hannah head hear heard heart heaven Holy Holy Communion Ireland Irish Jem Deady Kilkeel Kilronan knew lady Letheby's light little children looked Lord Mass Maynooth Miss Campion morning mother mozzetta Never mind night o'clock Ormsby Pantheism parish priest prayer preaching priest public house replied reverence sermon silent smile soul Sunday suppose sure talking tell thank There's things thought tion told took turned village voice whilst Wisha woman wonder word Yerra young fellow young priest zucchetto
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