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Noviceship   Listen
noun
Noviceship  n.  The state of being a novice; novitiate.






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"Noviceship" Quotes from Famous Books



... present. The change intended to be brought about was to be left to time, conversation, and the influence of common school education to accomplish. His education, in Ireland, was principally religious and classical, rather than commercial; and he was just now acquiring, in his present trying noviceship, what was precisely wanting to his previous course. He and his brothers, who lived in the next farmer's house, together with Bridget, his sister, who was under the same roof with himself, obstinately refused to attend the ...
— The Cross and the Shamrock • Hugh Quigley



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