Andrewes
[an-drooz]
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noun
Lancelot,1555–1626, English theologian: one of the translators of the Authorized Version of the Bible.
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Dr. Andrewes, on the other hand, had powerful City influence to back him.
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The first edition of Bishop Andrewes' Sermons was published in 1629.
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"I've been talking on stilts, I know," said Mr. Andrewes, smiling.
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It struck me that Mr. Andrewes had not been gardening for some time.
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He held it alternately with the Bishop, to whom he owed Mr. Andrewes.
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Andrewes
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