Examples of using Parsonage in English and their translations into Croatian
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There was a parsonage.
The parsonage is very spacious.
The house across the street, that's the parsonage.
The parsonage is very spacious.
The house across the street, that's the parsonage.
On the parsonage grounds there also lived a yew tree.
For days, no one had come knocking at the parsonage door.
Parsonages, 6 monasteries and one cross were damaged.
It took four of us to get it from the cart to the parsonage.
In 1991 a bell tower and the parsonage were added Ante Rožić.
Since then we have lived a quiet, happy life at the parsonage.
The parsonage is very spacious. So that you won't say no right off.
I am deeply honored to make a humble welcome to the parsonage.
Potatoes already at the parsonage and the flour, as agreed, after harvest.
Since then we have lived a quiet,happy life at the parsonage.
A parsonage of no mean size. Mrs Bennet, you do know that I have been bestowed by the good grace of Lady Catherine de Bourg.
Especially when condemned to a parsonage, my friend.
The Sennett Federated Church and Parsonage, built in 1848, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The property includes the church, parsonage, and garage.
It probably is. I have some unfinished paperwork at the parsonage.
Currently our most popular Lansford hotel is The Parsonage B&B, which has been booked 5 times in the last hour.
Dare too much if I ask you to post some pictures of the parsonage….
I have some unfinished paperwork at the parsonage.-lt probably is.
I have been bestowed by the good grace of Lady Catherine de Bourgh a parsonage of no mean size.
The church faces southwest at the head of the drive, with the parsonage to its south.
For nine years, i have sent agents to scour the countryside. andnow i myself have searched every parsonage, charity, and workhouse.
In the apse behind the high altar there is the reliquary dedicated to blessed Miroslav Bulešić, containing his priest gown with stains of his blood, which he was wearing in the moment of his martyrdom in Lanišće on 24th August 1947,a piece of wall plastering stained with his blood and coming from the parsonage in Lanišće, and the pillow that was put under his head when he was dying and which is also drenched in his blood.