Use of the word rectory in a sentence example

rectory

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In 1827 he received the rectory of West Tytherley, Hampshire, and two years later he was elected headmaster of Harrow. [Please select]

Tennyson was born in the rectory of Somersby, Lincolnshire, in 1809. [Please select]

They won't come to the rectory. [Please select]

No; we don't feel in immediate danger at the rectory. [Please select]

You are staying at the rectory, I suppose. [Please select]

She had been working as a governess these last few months at a country rectory in the Berkshire moors. [Please select]

That rectory's across the river in Bucks or Oxon, I forget which. [Please select]

* * * * * Lady Holland relates a practical joke of her father's, which the witty canon carried out at his rectory of Combe Florey. [Please select]

Hall, from lady Drury of Suffolk, earnestly requesting him to accept the rectory of Halsted, a place in her gift. [Please select]

He did not possess more silver plate than was wanted for the Rectory table. [Please select]

James' Church, and at one time the house had served as the rectory. [Please select]

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