Kynewulf

British

/ ˈkɪnəˌwʊlf /

noun

a variant spelling of Cynewulf

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Kynewulf was in waiting to escort him.

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"You will find our chieftain very far from well," said Kynewulf, as he walked by Martin's side.

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Hence it had become serious, and since Kynewulf departed mortification had set in.

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"What folk hast thou got there, Kynewulf?"

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And the outlaws rose with a courtesy one would hardly have expected from these wild sons of the forest; while Kynewulf showed the guests to their sleeping quarters, through the still fast-falling snow.

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