Waite

Waite

1816-88; chief justice of the U.S. (1874-88)

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Verb

Archaic spelling of wait.

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Iwate

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Destiny's website offers individuals a chance to learn the answers to their questions through the use of the most popular tarot deck, the Rider Waite deck.
Ms. Waite stated that "He was incapable, no matter how drunk or drugged he was, to have such a relationship with his own child."
This deck was created for Dr. Arthur Edward Waite (1857 -1942), a well-known authority on the occult.
Mackenzie's sister Chyna believes her story, while her stepmother Genevieve Waite, does not.
Waite, Doctrine and Literature of the Kabbalah (London, 1902); Fliigel, Philosophy, Kabbala, eec. (Baltimore, 1902); D.

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