But in the earl's house in paternoster Row he was merely a counsellor learned in the law, not a judge.
paternoster rises sheer from the water to a height of more than 900 feet.
Then to paternoster Row to buy things for my wife against her going.
I will say my paternoster in English with anybody, and my Belief too, for that matter.
The exhortation was usually followed by a loud saying of a paternoster and a "Hail Mary" by all present.
She had not been able to pray; ave and paternoster alike had failed her.
Some of the buildings of the present hall are still let to paternoster Row booksellers as warehouses.
Such a bill as came in this week past from a silkman in paternoster Row!
They had scarcely sat down long enough to say half a paternoster when a messenger came and called the head cook to the duke.
Mary then left the room, in the time required to say a paternoster.
"the Lord's Prayer," Old English Pater Noster, from Latin pater noster "our father," first words of the Lord's Prayer in Latin. Meaning "set of rosary beads" first recorded mid-13c. Paternoster Row, near St. Paul's in London (similarly named streets are found in other cathedral cities), reflects the once-important industry of rosary bead-making.