13 books mention “Wight”.
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The People of Juvik: Book 4
Odin in Fairyland
by Olav Duun
Wight: An archaic term for a human being or another sentient creature.
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The Master of Hestviken: Book 1The Axe
by Sigrid Undset
Wight: A creature or living sentient being.
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Dungeons & Dragons Third EditionMonster Manual
Core Rulebook III
by Skip Williams, Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook
Wight: man, it was later took in as undead creature
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The Lord of the Rings: Book 3The Return of the King
Being the Third Part of The Lord of the Rings
by J. R. R. Tolkien
Wight: An archaic term for a human being or another sentient creature.
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A Song of Ice and Fire: Book 5A Dance with Dragons
by George R. R. Martin
Wight: Zombies; What men turn into when killed by the Others; Living dead men with black hands and...
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The Lord of the Rings: Book 1The Fellowship of the Ring
Being the First Part of The Lord of the Rings
by J. R. R. Tolkien
Wight: An archaic term for a human being or another sentient creature. (Undead, as it happens in this case.)
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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
by Ransom Riggs
Wight: An Anglo-Saxon word meaning "man" or "person", more commonly used to mean "a spirit, ghost, or...
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The Sketchbook Series Washington IrvingThe Alhambra
by Washington Irving
Wight: a human being.2.Obsolete .a.a supernatural being, as a witch or sprite.b.any living being; a creature.
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