chapel of ease

How to use chapel of ease in a sentence

• There is no pretension about the place, though it can boast one hotel, a modern chapel-of-ease, and the usual small conventicles.

  The Cornwall Coast | Arthur L. Salmon

• Whitechapel takes its name from a white chapel-of-ease built to relieve Stepney, in which parish this district was till 1763.

  The History of London | Walter Besant

• At the chapel-of-ease attended by the troops there arose above the edge of the pulpit one Sunday an unknown face.

  A Changed Man and Other Tales | Thomas Hardy

• Meantime you have no church to go to nearer than Barmstoke, which is a chapel-of-ease to this place, but two miles distant.

  It Is Never Too Late to Mend | Charles Reade

• Skelwick was only a chapel-of-ease to North Ditton, and before Mr. Gascoyne's time the place had been much neglected.

  The Youngest Girl in the Fifth | Angela Brazil