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Meanings of kist in English
Academic institution.
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Usage of kist in English
1
My medals, Mary, are they in the shuttle of my kist yet?
2
No, his pelvis rested on the stone bottom of the kist.
3
The broken stone was standing edgeways in the kist.
4
I found the letter, years after, in her kist.
5
And truly I did be kist more than once.
6
George roused himself, and together they bent over the now empty kist, examining it closely.
7
And she to nod very quiet, and afterward kist my hand, and slipt from me.
8
And I kist the tablet; and immediately she nestled unto me, and did begin to eat.
9
And kist his wounds that were so red.
10
I thought ye had forgot about your kist.
11
He scooped and scooped manfully, but he could not come to the bottom of the kist.
12
And the kist-laid linen by maidens wrought.
13
There 's nothing in the kist but some old clothes, and perhaps some buckles and such like.
14
Next he looked at the kist itself.
15
He hath kist me for us alle.
16
Emma hast kist this yellow wafer- ahint
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Russian
Spanish
Kist through the time