predicant

Also my quarrel with the /predicant/ had put me out of temper.

"Why as an Englishman more than any other sort of man, Mynheer Predicant?"

Here is Allan Quatermain, the Englishman, the son of the 'Predicant.'

Kluchte van Hans Holleblock, geusen predicant.

Jacob Batiliere, predicant; Westerbaem pinx.

Arnold Gesteramus, predicant; Westerbaem pinx.

The political leader Carl Breeveld, a known predicant in Surinam, is DNA member since 2010.

Still, this is bold talk, for which any reverend predicant would reprove me, for if young folk acted on it, although the tie might hold good in law, what would become of his fee?

First, your reverend father, who made me true Christian, told him so, and a predicant so good as he, is one down whom the curse of God runs from Heaven like lightning runs down a tree.

"Do you pray, Predicant, and all the rest of you who have nothing else to do, and while you are about it pray also that the bullets of Allan Quatermain may not be turned.

A tone of contentment and belief in his vindication is apparent only in the last few hymns, and to the last, where he officiates at the wedding of his youngest daughter, he remains the persevering predicant.

Look you, this missie has been sitting for two hours in the sun waiting for you, although I told her you would not arrive much before ten o'clock, as your father the predicant said you would breakfast before you started.

"Good words," said Jan, "such as my heart approves of;" but he still mopped his head with the coloured pocket-handkerchief and looked troubled as he added, "I pray you, wife, say nothing of this to anybody, and above all to the predicant, or he will put me out of the church as a wizard."