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 1     I,      IV|        the other an old Catholic priest, the parson of St. Germain
 2     I,       V|      other a kind and benevolent priest. My husband's intention
 3     I,       V|         government official. The priest was invited by me, and I
 4     I,       V|     bring him up well, to make a priest of him! And how well I have
 5     I,       V|          made more of him than a priest: he is a saint, and a martyr.
 6     I,      VI|      government official and the priest took their leave, and Mrs.
 7     I,    VIII|         me to come. You want the priest, and not the physician.
 8     I,      IX|         send some nice Hungarian priest to preach to us; and I am
 9     I,       X|     death" itself.~ ~There was a priest, with a broad red sash,
10     I,       X| infection, and as the red-sashed priest smilingly and playfully
11     I,       X|           with a grin.~ ~"I am a priest!" was the haughty reply;
12     I,       X|           I heard the red-sashed priest and the Slav nobleman, who
13     I,       X|         The nobleman said to the priest -~ ~"What folly it was of
14     I,      XI|     inheritance. The Slav parish priest in Dumanyfalva, as well
15     I,     XII|    trusted, even revered, like a priest. For me there was nothing
16    II,     III|       the reverential awe of the priest before the Holy Virgin.~ ~
17    II,     III|          and moral failings to a priest, although he is a man as
18    II,      IV|  concealed in my shooting-box, a priest - a Capuchin monk - Father
19    II,     VII|        their vows, whereupon the priest bound their hands together
20    II,     VII|     loudly applauding the acting priest or the preaching actor;
21    II,     VII|        Next to the groom sat the priest, then Anyicska, the garden-wench
22    II,     VII|        jump' you both." The mock priest was standing with his glass