Pasht

"Pasht," I said politely in French, in reply to this clotted nonsense,

Simon the Jester William John Locke 1896

On occasion he may be a bit clumsy with his metaphors ( 'Down they came like the wrath of Pasht, the scorching desert wind, and the noise of their approach was the deafening roar of silence.') but perhaps I need to remind myself that teens don't have the reading experience of adults, and what may appear somewhat banal to us ( 'deafening roar of silence') is new and fresh to them.

Archive 2008-04-01 L. Lee Lowe 2008

On occasion he may be a bit clumsy with his metaphors ( 'Down they came like the wrath of Pasht, the scorching desert wind, and the noise of their approach was the deafening roar of silence.') but perhaps I need to remind myself that teens don't have the reading experience of adults, and what may appear somewhat banal to us ( 'deafening roar of silence') is new and fresh to them.

Do Not Enter L. Lee Lowe 2008

Well, speaking of the Muslim World, is a bit of a tip off Mike, that you know or speak with darn few Arabs or Kurds, that you read nor Urdo or Pasht, or have much of a handle on the "Muslim World" in English either.

Obama's rope-a-dope 2009

_On the Relations between Pasht, the Moon, and the Cat, in

Moon Lore Timothy Harley

Bubastis was the sacred city of cats, and there was the temple of the goddess Pasht, whose statue appeared with the head of a cat.

Fun and Frolic Various

He was still staring a saturnine Pasht out of countenance.

The Palace of Darkened Windows Mary Hastings Bradley

And so some people say that this is not Pasht at all, but Mut herself, who was sometimes represented as lion-headed.

The Palace of Darkened Windows Mary Hastings Bradley

"I like Pasht better than Mut," said Arlee decidedly.

The Palace of Darkened Windows Mary Hastings Bradley

Once, when Pasht was a kitten and his mistress too ill to think about him, he had come from England under Martini's care, tucked away in a basket.

The Gadfly 1912