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The abbess arranged for the convent to shelter travelers during the winter storm.
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Her abbessship was confirmed by the chapter.
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Our abbess helps the nuns plan meals, work, and prayer.
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The abbess runs the whole nuns’ house, no kidding.
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The abbey was founded in the 12th century.
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We saw the old abbey on our trip.
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Our family toured the quiet abbey during our holiday.
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Visitors gathered outside the ruined abbey before entering its ancient chapel.
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The abbey’s vaulted nave remains the most striking feature of the historic complex.
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The abbey now welcomes visitors who want to explore its historic rooms.
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The abbots welcomed visitors and showed them the old garden.
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The abbots called a quick meeting when the monks started arguing.
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The Abbott family has produced several notable scholars.
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Mr. Abbott read a book to Mia.
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Mia asked Mr. Abbott to help with her history project.
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Several members of the Abbott family have earned recognition as scholars.
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Several members of the Abbott family have achieved distinction as scholars.
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Our new neighbor, Mr. Abbott, grows roses by the gate.
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A baptismal record lists Thomas Abbott, preserving the surname across four generations.
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My friend Abbott says everyone mangles his surname.
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The Abbott name is still kicking around our town.
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Abbott's pumping out health gear for hospitals worldwide.
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