A Day at a Time · Character
Viscount Kenmure
Scottish nobleman referenced in a historical anecdote about faith.
minor
Also known as Kenmure
First appearance: i a day at a time
Viscount Kenmure shows up with force in Instructing the Cabin Boy. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Kenmure's saying about lying at Christ's door like a beggar is used to illustrate utter dependence on God.
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