kinsman old use

He has come to bring us news of our kinsman.

I could use a god or two for kinsmen now!

And the word used there means, a very near kinsman.

A good many have called on me over the years, perhaps because we're kinsmen.

If you have any influence over my kinsman at all.

Kinsman is a changed man at the end of this story.

It is not only that I have lost my kinsmen.

She could not imagine what else he might have told his kinsmen.

If he took a wife from his mountain kinsmen, that was a good thing.

A relative, one of the family, a very near kinsman.

And the voices say with them: We are your kinsmen.

It's been a long time since I had reason to be proud of my kinsmen.

And you, my kinsmen, would threaten to bring war to our land?

I will leave your training to our kinsmen, and later to a Tower.

I have kinsmen in Wales, the first miles are nothing.

She did take a break in the middle of her education- traveled through your country, kinsman.

"My kinsmen and the women of our people are at their mercy."

Without it, he might be a killer like my kinsmen.

The young kinsmen went everywhere and brought back reports of what they had seen or heard.

"They must have been delighted to meet a kinsman they'd thought lost."

Then he named the guilty ones, including some of his kinsmen.

"Nor can the dead come to the aid of kinsmen."

Nor will I drag any of my kinsmen into it.

We grew up her, our closest kinsmen are among them.

Go back to your kinsmen and do what you can to help them."