Keesh

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It is a tribal folk tale, dealing with a heroic deed by the father of the Keesh in "Keesh, the Son of Keesh" (see above).

“And must I. . .who am weary, travel always your trail until I die?” 2008
Officials have been telling us that he was on an island off the coast of southern Iran, called Keesh (ph) Island.

CNN Transcript Apr 3, 2007 2007
Keesh looked him steadily in the eyes for a full minute, then started up his dogs.

KEESH, SON OF KEESH 2010
A deep silence fell, and all eyes centred on Keesh.

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"Nay, nay, there is no need to answer," Gnob piped, while Keesh struggled with the paradox.

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Then she thought of her children, ever to be unborn, and she walked over to Keesh and said, "I am ready."

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Keesh looked at him, and thoughts of Mr. Brown's higher morality floated through his mind, and strong upon him was a vision of the leaping flames of Mr. Brown's particular brand of hell-fire.

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Keesh had his best dogs in the harness, and shoved under the sled-lashings was his largest and finest pair of snow-shoes.

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Nay, I know already the speech that stirs in thy throat, O Keesh, and

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Keesh, why does the Shaman Brown teach you that it is wrong to fight, when all his brothers fight?

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