Thereupon a eulogy of the marvellous fish, with a thousand delicate allusions to the young betrothed of Marguerite of Flanders, then sadly cloistered in at Amboise, and without a suspicion that Labor and
Clergy, Nobility and Merchandise had just made the circuit of the world in his behalf.
Such and so licentious were the times, as announced by the public declaration of the assembled
clergy, recorded by Eadmer; and we need add nothing more to vindicate the probability of the scenes which we have detailed, and are about to detail, upon the more apocryphal authority of the Wardour MS.
The sight of this gang of ruffians banded together to prey upon the
clergy had given rise to an idea in the boy's mind, which had been revolving in a nebulous way within the innermost recesses of his subconsciousness since his vanquishing of the three knights had brought him, so easily, such riches in the form of horses, arms, armor and gold.
Tulliver, almost convinced now that the
clergy must be the best of schoolmasters.
Crisparkle, keeping our hearts warm and our heads cool, we
clergy need do nothing emphatically.
He knew the present temper of the people, that those of the greatest interest and power were by no means pleased with the changes of religion, and only waited for a fair opportunity to revolt; and that these discontents were everywhere heightened by the monks and
clergy.
Now, the
clergy of those days had quite as much share in the government of the country, though indirectly, as the magistrates themselves; so you may imagine what a host of powerful enemies were raised up against Mrs.
They say the jail chaplains are mostly the fag-end o' the
clergy.
Kings have to deal with their neighbors, their wives, their children, their prelates or
clergy, their nobles, their second-nobles or gentlemen, their merchants, their commons, and their men of war; and from all these arise dangers, if care and circumspection be not used.
We've just had up a story about " Durbeyfield began, and thereupon related in detail to his wife a discussion which had arisen at the inn about the
clergy, originated by the fact of his daughter having married into a clerical family.
Rajitha Senaratna has informed the management of Sri Jayewardenapura Hospital to provide free treatment to the
clergy.
Though
clergy often serve as informal helpers and conduits to the formal mental health care system, few researchers have examined whether such
clergy maintain the knowledge necessary to complete this mission.
