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kinchin
[ kin-chin ]
noun
, Chiefly British Slang.
- a child.
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He had transferred the care of the prisoners at Oxford to Dean Kinchin.
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That Kinchin was prompted to act as he did chiefly by three Moravian brethren; 2.
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A few days after, Mr. Kinchin came to Dummer, and introduced Mr. Hervey into the cure.
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Our brother Hutchins is at Bristol, and stays till brother Kinchin comes to supply his place.
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Greatly to Whitefield's distress of mind, Kinchin had resolved to declare himself a Dissenter.
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