After returning to the university and completing his studies, at the age of 22 he entered the household of Niccolò Albergati, the cardinal archbishop of Bologna, whom he served devotedly for 20 years, accompanying him on his many diplomatic missions throughout Europe.
It must vex both authors that their ably written, devotedly researched volumes, so long in the making, should appear at the same time (and in the same year, for that matter, in which Günter Grass has published, overseas, a novel on the Baltic sinking of the German ocean liner Wilhelm Gustloff, in January of 1945, by a Russian submarine, with the immense human toll of 9,343 dead).
In addition to devotedly serving Princeton's Class of '52, Chester was an avid equestrian and took horseback tours throughout the world, including Mongolia, Argentina, Latvia, South Africa, New Zealand, Iceland, as well as several European countries and US states.
With regard to myself, I wish to also devotedly serve the Holy Church of God in the future through a life dedicated to prayer.
The one thing marking her out is a deeply felt religious conviction during her teenage years; she no longer attends church devotedly, but in 2012 ended up married to the musician Marcus Mumford, whom she met at a Christian youth camp as a child, and whose parents run the UK branch of the Association of Vineyard Churches, an evangelical-Pentecostalist movement.
Much as people like the creatures, and devotedly as conservationists work, the park is not enough to stem their remorseless decline.
THE 20-somethings who have devotedly followed "Big Brother", a television programme, over the last nine weeks, were preparing to gasp at its denouement on September 15th.
But, while many Americans followed the story devotedly, thousands of others called television stations to complain that the scandal was getting too much coverage.
Separated from his wife, who was too heavily pregnant to go with him, Darwin had nursed Annie devotedly.
The system he devotedly built up for recording such discoveries serves as another, rather closer to home.
They called him, privately and devotedly, "The Tycoon" and "The Ancient".The secretaries accompanied Lincoln from Illinois to Washington in 1861.
