Kittredge

[ ki-trij ]

noun
  1. George Lyman, 1860–1941, U.S. literary scholar, philologist, and educator.

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How to use Kittredge in a sentence

  • Kittredge thrilled under the spell of her beauty; he longed to take her in his arms and comfort her.

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  • All this the driver observed with increasing interest until presently Kittredge looked up and caught his eye.

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  • Meantime Kittredge had climbed the four flights of stairs leading to the sacristan's modest apartment.

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  • "Come," said the men gruffly, and Kittredge felt a sickening sense of shame as he realized that he was a prisoner.

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  • "Take him," ordered the detective, and the two policemen laid hold of Kittredge on either side.

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