A third-person pronoun is a pronoun that refers to an entity other than the speaker or listener.
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Lou, the funky, reassuringly daft, all-purpose parent figure was obviously a 'hir.'
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John Shields Cut out my Small rifle & brought hir to Shoot very well.
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On the beautiful portrait of Andrews, is the autograph of Annie Brokett hir Blook!
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Of course I couldn't be expected to let a hir-tolet a boy kiss me.
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Then he chargeth hir, to procure as manie men, women, and children also, as she can, to enter into this societie....
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There was no one like M. Le Hir in this respect.
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Hir opens at the Herald Theatre in Auckland on August 2nd.
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He much more nearly resembled M. Garnier than M. Le Hir.
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Sepham also and Hapham the sons of Hir: and Hasim the sons of Aher.
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Remember the great Men-kau-ra, remember the old Pharaoh who built the Pyramid of Hir.
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And the messengers that went were Iddic the son of Anarawd, and Heveydd Hir.
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And Hir Eiddyl, and Hir Amreu (they were two attendants of Arthur).
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And the messengers that went were Iddic, the son of Anarawd, and Heveyd Hir.
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As a comparative grammarian, M. Quatremère was also very inferior to M. Le Hir.
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And the sons of Caleb the son of Jephone, were Hir, and Ela, and Naham.
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Officials have said Bin Hir was likely killed in the firefight, but Usman had escaped.