glebe-land
nounDefinitions
Area of land belonging to a parish in medieval times.
- In good truth, I hardly know—a Miss Arundel—a wood-nymph, the daughter of either a country squire or a clergyman—equipped, I suppose, by a mortgage on either the squire's corn-fields, or the parson's glebe land—[..]
The neighborhood
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