Examples of using Parson in English and their translations into French
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Hughes, D.(ed.), The Diary of a Country Parson: The Revd James Woodforde,
On 1921 he was appointed parson in Cicognara, hamlet of Viadana, in Lombardy.
Your father's going to speak to the parson, and then we will see what's to be done.
At the end, Parson's two eldest sons were wounded… his wife and his youngest boy were killed.
Hey Mr. Parson, stand by, for I have got a feeling I'm falling.
A trollop from the servants' hall to scandalise the parson, that would be understood,
In addition, KOC provides a copy of its contract with Parson describing the scope of Parson's responsibilities.
It is believed that all of these histories ultimately derive from a single manuscript created by William MacQueen, Parson of Assynt in 1576, now lost.
The Scottish Gaelic surname for Macpherson is Mac a' Phearsain which means son of the parson.
Lord Henniker donated it to the church of Thornham Parva where his brother was parson.
pray to the Madonna, the parson has to let them relieve themselves.
He had a modest income provided by his work as a parson, as well as several small investments
In 1815, Parson Weems, an early American novelist
Laure Carré studied at the Parson School of Design- New York- USA(winner of a scholarship), at the Graduate School of Applied Arts Duperré- Paris,
In 1360 Walter Nott, parson of the church of Michelmersh,
A Lebanese graduate of the Parson School of Art
Suppose you were to speak with the parson, not to concede,
Elizabeth Parson, Mary Weare,
a country parson and a naturalist, taught him about birds.
Alfred Lauck Parson.