1. The church and parsonage became even more forgotten.

2. When her harp arrives at the parsonage, Edmund spends happy hours listening to her music.

3. In her day at the parsonage the consumption of butter and eggs was not so profligate.

4. Not long after we had reached the Old parsonage and climbed the stairs to Michael's rooms, Father D'Arcy arrived.

5. The residence of a pastor a parsonage.

6. There was little intercourse with the Parsonage.

7. A fine lady in a country parsonage was quite out of place.

8. Eventually, Susan and David were able to bring him home to the parsonage in Inman.

9. Mrs Grant invites her younger half-sister Mary Crawford to live with her at the parsonage.

10. In Arles, Vincent painted a picture based on memory of the parsonage garden at Etten.

11. He was ridden down before he could reach the comparative safety of his parsonage at Yateley.

12. We have lived in this house about fifteen years and it is a former parsonage.

13. But the bookworm's bizarre look is a hit with locals in her hometown of Keighley, West Yorkshire - near the parsonage in Haworth where the Bronte family lived.

14. Three daughters of an Irish-born clergyman grew up at Haworth parsonage, in Yorkshire. This remote region of bleak moors greatly influenced the imagination of the sisters, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne.

15. And accordingly she did turn and they walked towards the Parsonage together.

16. Elizabeth Gaskell has a memorable image of the three of them circling the Parsonage dining table at night, reading and discussing their work.