What is "kittson"

Usage examples of "kittson".

The self-introduced Kittson was searching his unconscious prisoner and the oddness of that search intrigued Blake.

But Kittson remained and, when they were gone, locked the door for the second time.

Again Kittson smiled faintly and Blake continued, "I just want to go about my own business…"

It was more a statement than a question and he was not surprised as Kittson swiftly agreed.

Stairs, five floors of them, silent and deserted as the hall had been—then Kittson paused for a moment before another door, giving the impression of listening.

Only he had a very strong suspicion that Kittson would sooner or later catch up with him again and that then their relationship would be on a far less easy footing.

And they led to the door through which Kittson had been helped the night before.

As yet he had discovered nothing to suggest that they were not exactly what Kittson claimed them to be.

Neither Kittson nor the others had done any packing and it appeared that he himself was expected to abandon his belongings, a casual disregard for economics which bothered him.

How long would it be before Kittson and Hoyt would discover and come to the rescue?

Slowly, under the prodding of the other, he revealed the meeting with Kittson and what had happened afterwards.

He longed for the power Kittson had demonstrated days and worlds ago when the agent had drawn the pack of cigarettes across the room to his hand.

Blake had met and seen men of assurance since this wild adventure had begun: Kittson and his teammates, the nobles who had visited Pranj in the alien world, Pranj himself, Pakahini.

He could not be certain that any of them had been made by Saxton, or Kittson, Hoyt or Erskine.

His eyes were open but he did not appear to see the agents and he showed no consciousness when Kittson knelt beside him.