Form of the Norman language spoken in Jersey, in the Channel Islands.
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When Enesh-jer arrived with the Sixth he knew nothing of this local cult.
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Enesh-jer slid along the wall to a window, glanced out.
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The Duke blinked at Enesh-jer, utterly at a loss.
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Enesh-jer briefly inclined his hound's head to Ussü.
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Yeull has been convinced by Enesh-jer's lies, perhaps.'
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And Duke...' Enesh-jer bent closely to him.
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Enesh-jer nodded stiffly, accepting Ussü's apparent deference.
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Envoy Enesh-jer commanded, representative of Overlord Yeull.
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Enesh-jer was shaking his head in denial.
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Hands at his back, Ussü pursed his lips; so, some new form of torture thought up by Enesh-jer.
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Abbot Nerra bowed to Enesh-jer, who received the obeisance as if it were no less than his due.
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He has brought word from our Overlord in Paliss.' Enesh-jer motioned for silence again though hardly anyone had spoken.
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Envoy Enesh-jer watched the engagement from a narrow window in the top floor of the Three Sisters stone tower.
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Enesh-jer eyed the mud the man had tramped into the room, his mouth sour, then returned to the window.
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We have followed Mr. Pegler for years, detecting in him an original voice in Journalism, half jer miah and half Donald Duck.
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Most of Enesh-jer's coterie of minor Roolian aristocrats and army officers stood jammed almost shoulder to shoulder in the smallish meeting hall.