Fiske
[fisk]
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noun
JohnEdmund Fisk GreenJohn Fisk, 1842–1901, U.S. philosopher and historian.
Minnie Mad·dern [mad-ern] /ˈmæd ərn/Marie Augusta Davey, 1865–1932, U.S. actress.
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Contemporary Examples of fiske
At one point, Fiske opened a door that led, he said, up the “slave staircase” to the attic where the slaves slept.
Historical Examples of fiske
That such a letter should have any effect on home opinion is, as Fiske says, ludicrous.
The Siege of BostonAllen French
So much for the simple outward circumstances of Mr. Fiske's life.
The War of IndependenceJohn Fiske
The periods which are not yet covered Mr. Fiske proposes to deal with in time.
The War of IndependenceJohn Fiske
When we reached Dr. Fiske's, his sleigh was in front of the door.
Ben ComeeM. J. (Michael Joseph) Canavan
"Fiske is quite right in his main contention," Mr. Stenson interposed.
The Devil's PawE. Phillips Oppenheim