As for what he looked like, I could not tell you, dominie.

"You should not have left us the first time, dominie," he said.

"I think it will be the other way around, my dear Dominie."

He said, "The world was young then, dominie, but we remember those times.

"It has been a long time since I felt sunlight on my face, dominie.

"Watching to see you and Dominie come down the rips.

"The first masters of the world walked here in the morning and the evening, dominie.

He is the sort of Sixties dominie who used to inveigh in class against the system.

If you have business to attend to, dominie, then that is what you must do.

At last, he said, "I will ask you this, dominie.

She looked off across the plains, to the next Dominie Dutch.

The construct assumed a ludicrous resemblance to the Dominie himself.

The passengers and crew asked the dominie to pray.

At last one of them swung his hat and cried out "Three cheers for the dominie!"

"He has never played the dominie with you!"

That is the duty I will discharge to you, dominie, nothing more and nothing less.

He said, "You are generous to your friends, dominie."

"I'll tell my wife that I had Dominie wire you.

My degree is Dominie, which means master professor.

But you don't know university contracts, my dear Dominie.

Lupe is waiting for you, dominie, and your friend is welcome too.

Lupe said, "We set forth toward a new life, dominie.

The headmaster or "dominie" was often university educated and enjoyed high local prestige.

We've been on the lookout for you, dominie.

"Surely you have heard of the great mage of this city, dominie."