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Pen formed the subject for a second sermon at the Clavering chapel-of-ease: where the dangers of
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At the chapel-of-ease attended by the troops there arose above the edge of the pulpit one Sunday an unknown face.
A Changed Man 2006
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Mr. Smirke had built his chapel-of-ease with the money left him by his mother at Clapham.
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Saltash among them; for Saltash has no parish church, it seems, of itself, but as a chapel-of-ease to St. Germans.
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It has no parish church, but only a chapel-of-ease to an adjacent parish.
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Saltash among them; for Saltash has no parish church, it seems, of itself, but as a chapel-of-ease to St. Germans.
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It has no parish church, but only a chapel-of-ease to an adjacent parish.
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Little can be said in its praise by day, when it bears the same relation to a second-rate church in Rome as an English chapel-of-ease to Westminster Abbey.
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah 2003
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Stephen Fox, and where the town, sharing in his good fortune, shows several marks of his bounty, as particularly the building a new church from the foundation, and getting an Act of Parliament passed for making it parochial, it being but a chapel-of-ease before to an adjoining parish.
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Stephen Fox, and where the town, sharing in his good fortune, shows several marks of his bounty, as particularly the building a new church from the foundation, and getting an Act of Parliament passed for making it parochial, it being but a chapel-of-ease before to an adjoining parish.
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