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Reith is a Scottish surname, and may refer to:
- John Reith (general)
- John Reith, 1st Baron Reith, Scottish broadcasting executive (Lord Reith of the BBC)
- Peter Reith, Australian politician
Usage examples of "reith".
Fergus Reith, full of the best breakfast he had eaten on Krishna, was sound asleep in the bed furnished by Shosti, Protectress of the Temple of Ultimate Verity at Senarze.
Gilmour-Morgan-Davis-Castlefield, heiress to the Reith multibillion fortune.
Going out upon the pavilion, Reith and Zap 210 found Cauch making a breakfast of pilgrim-pod cakes and a hot broth redolent of the shore.
Low-caste Thangs and a squat, big-headed variety of Gray peered forth from the doorways as Reith and Cauch went past.
Reith thus could see that both Cauch and Widisch had found places along the counter.
Zap 210, on her part, treated Reith with suspicion, as if begrudging even the intimacy of conversation: a skittishness and prim reserve peculiar in a person who, to the best of his knowledge, had not even a distorted understanding of ordinary sexual processes.
Raising up on his elbow once more, Reith saw that the two moons, of equal apparent diameter, one pink, the other pale blue, had appeared in the east.
Landing for the night was hardly feasible and Reith did not care to arrive at Coad until morning, in which opinion Anacho concurred.
Reith looked south, to the black line of forest, where his ejection seat still hung in a tree, or so he hoped.
The barge moved without a sound, propelled, so Reith guessed, by electric fields cycling along the keel.
Traz, after a diffident glance at Reith, arrayed himself in a fine golden ocher cloak, boots of soft black leather, a beautifully wrought casque of thin steel, drooping and splaying to protect the nape of the neck.
For all his strange appearance and undoubtedly altered sexuality, he was a man, ruminated Reith, derived from the same soil as himself.
In the process, Reith ruminated, she had discarded her old personality, but had not yet discovered a new one .
They ran back the way Reith had come, to the western face of South Hill.
Reith saw that the second of the buttes, with sheer vertical walls, was clearly superior to the first-if the raft would stay in the air that long.