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Pyecraft inhabited the upper half of a house in Bloomsbury, and I went there so soon as I had done my coffee and Trappistine.
Twelve Stories and a Dream, by H. G. Wells Herbert George 2006
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El-Largani and entered it as a novice of the Trappistine order.
The Garden of Allah Robert Smythe Hichens 1907
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Pyecraft inhabited the upper half of a house in Bloomsbury, and I went there so soon as I had done my coffee and Trappistine.
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Trappistine, in opposition to the regular manufacture within the walls of the Abbey, abstaining, however, from the use of the religious label which is the Brothers 'trade-mark.
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Trappistine Sisters for the loan of the original copy of Father
Memoir of Fr. Vincent De Paul; religious of La Trappe Father Vincent de Paul 1810
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It was for many years lying _perdu_ in the old convent of the Trappistine Sisters, in Tracadie, Nova Scotia, where it was discovered in the autumn of 1883.
Memoir of Fr. Vincent De Paul; religious of La Trappe Father Vincent de Paul 1810
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Monday, we went to visit the Trappistine Sisters at
Cardinal Seán's Blog 2009
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I was at a Trappistine monastery in California once in awhile.
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But for the nieces, who are still underage, I'll keep ordering the incredible chocolate-covered caramels from the (Trappistine, again) nuns from what my Li'l Bro Thom calls "Our Lady of the Mouthwatering Candy" Abbey.
The Anchoress 2009
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