Confessor's

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This little book provides us with insights into the soundscape of Edward the Confessor's England.

BBC Tales Before the Stave: The Story of the 11th Century Winchester Troper 2009
She loved and laughed and longed for things just the same as those born with blond hair or brown eyes, and without a Confessor's special ability.

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Kahlan had desperately wanted to unleash her Confessor's power.

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"He intended to cut the Mother Confessor's throat."

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A Confessor's power was partly dependent on her strength.

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She had a thousand answers for the Mother Confessor's charges, but at that moment, they all seemed empty.

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She was standing in the doorway in her white Confessor's dress, her long thick hair tumbling down, her form the embodiment of feminine grace, looking as beautiful as the first time he saw her.

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As always happened, using her Confessor's power left her drained and exhausted.

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In the past, a Confessor's inability to marry out of love was one of the reasons she could emotionally endure the practice of infanticide.

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If she had to, she could always resort to her Confessor's power, but in her condition that was a dubious proposition.

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