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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 90
2, 1678, his name first appears a broadside en titled "The Plotter's Ballad, being Jack Ketch's incomparable receipt for the cure of Traitorous Recusants, etc." "Punchinello" was about the time of his death introduced into England from Italy, and his name pa ed naturally to the executioner in the puppet-show. Kete (ka'te), or Bakete (bä-ka'te). A widely scattered Bantu tribe of the Kongo State, on the Ka ai, Luebo, and Lubilashi rivers. Their Kezdi-Vásárhely (kez'de-vä'shär-hely). A town in the county of Háromszék, Transylvania, Hungary, 34 miles northeast of Kronstadt. Khabarovka (khä-bä-rof'kä). The capital of the Maritime Province, Siberia, situated at the junction of the U uri with the Amur, about lat. 48° 30′ N., long. 135° 30′ E. Khadijah. See Kadijah . Khafra (khaf'rä). An Egyptian king of the 4th dynasty, builder of the second of the great pyramids of Gizeh. Also Kephren , Chephren, Chabryes. The statue of Khafra [of polished green diorite, in the Gizeh palace), the founder of the Second Pyramid, which is remarkable not only for its great age-sixty centuries at least-but for its breadth and majesty, as well as for the finish of its details. It is therefore a rare object. It also throws an unexpected light acro the history of Egyptian Art, and shows that six you sand years ago the Egyptian artist had but little more progre to make.
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