Chapter

 1 II  |         baroness seldom went to church, though she liked priests,
 2 III |     head.~When they reached the church they stopped, and an acolyte
 3 IV  |       was in the chancel of the church during the marriage ceremony.~
 4 IV  |         on the threshold of the church after the ceremony, a terrific
 5 VIII|         off together toward the church where the Angelus was ringing.~
 6 VIII|   neighbor carried the child to church, walking behind the bride
 7 IX  | prayerbook on the way home from church, she thinks it was stolen.”~
 8 X   |       the seclusion of an empty church.~“Or else, no—Monsieur le
 9 X   |        will drive away from the church the remaining faithful ones,
10 X   |     powerful and respected. The church and the château in joining
11 X   |      into the habit of going to church, and came under the influence
12 X   |     each other slyly across the church, and the old peasants who
13 X   |        men all stopped going to church.~The curé dined at the château
14 X   |     Mary and the Fathers of the Church as though they were personally
15 XI  |      Jeanne had not entered the church, angry with a divinity that
16 XI  |    tolerate such ministers.~The church was deserted and the priest
17 XI  |    everywhere, but He is not in church.” He had told his grandfather
18 XI  |         over at the door of the church, where there was a draught,
19 XI  |         in God without going to church?”~“No, madame,” answered
20 XI  |        go to worship God in His church, just as one goes to see
21 XI  |      the standard bearer of the Church, madame. Whoever does not
22 XI  |        the rule ordained by the Church; but for boys it was quite
23 XI  |     hesitation, which drives to church the doubting, the sorrowful,
24 XI  |       body to be brought to the church, despite the distracted