Keziah

So he says to her: 'Keziah' -- they called her Keziah after her grandmother -- 'thou's t' idlest dawkin 'i' Cohen-eead.

Tales of the Ridings Frederic William Moorman 1895

Over and above which there was truth in Keziah's saying, "The young gentleman argle-bargles fit to deave a body's head; and dear knows what it's all about."

Six to Sixteen: A Story for Girls 1872

Deb affably, though her surprise at the idea of Keziah wanting to leave her was only equalled by her dismay.

Sisters Ada Cambridge 1885

"Keziah," he whispered hurriedly, "you've known me quite a spell, ain't you?"

Keziah Coffin Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

Mrs. Hastings 'voice was suited to say "Keziah" or

Romance Island Zona Gale 1906

"I wonder they didn't call her Keziah, and me Mephibosheth.

The Emancipated George Gissing 1880

"Keziah," he whispered, "I've come to take you home.

Keziah Coffin Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

"Keziah," he said, "Keziah, I came to see you on a somewhat important matter.

Keziah Coffin Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

"Keziah," said the captain pompously, "we expect you to look out for Mr. Ellery in every respect.

Keziah Coffin Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

"Keziah," he said earnestly, "there's no sense in your slavin 'yourself to death here.

Keziah Coffin Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907