Gests [noun]

Gest was terribly fatigued, but there was no choice but either to brace himself or be dragged down to the rocks.

Gest said: "You have declared and spoken well; if you go not back upon it, I will not delay to show that of which I am capable."

A gest is sumthin that is sharp enuff to be notised, and not rude enuff tu be resented.

After that Gest gave Thangbrand good gifts, and he fared back south.

Then Thangbrand baptised Gest and all his house and many others.

Sc Hannibal victus crucis supplicium effgit: nam e5 poenae genere dux r6 male gest apud Poens adficibtur.

Gudrun then begged Gest would stay there the day out, and said that he and Osvif would have many wise things to say between them.

Gest received the message well, and thought it a very manly offer, but said he must ride on now as he had purposed.

Gest gave her a good welcome, and they began to talk together, both being wise and of ready speech.

Gest tarried but a little while, yet he saw over the homestead and admired it and said, "No money has been spared for this place."