Kinsman of the king
has granted you, we also give consent.
M ( charter ) wed; gr 15 feb 1327, by k edw iii to henry de percy, the
king's kinsman.
Crouch perceived an opportunity; he
had a clerical kinsman, john simons.
Hence, no doubt, the bond that united him to mr. richard enfield, his
distant kinsman, the well-known man about town.
Kinsmanr me, the lord has led me in the way to the house of my
master's kinsmen.
Kinsman events eventually led her to imprisonment, by her
own kinsmen
for 19 years.
Kinsman of mine, to my shame be it spoken.
We have that because my
mother's kinsman
was charles barry.
She identified herself and asked him to perform the duties of the
near kinsman.
Kinsman of the good man
to whom this house belonged.
The trip was cut short by the death of a
close kinsman.
She may marry her late husband's brother, or some
other kinsman
of his.
Behold
thy kinsman
's caesar's prosperous bands, who guards the conquered with his conquering hands.
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