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... sense manche is feminine , as well as with the meaning of ' sleeve , ' ' hose , ' ' game ; ' avoir quelqu'un dans sa manche , is , to have one at one's dis- posal ; c'est une autre paire de manches , that is quite another thing , Un ...
... sense manche is feminine , as well as with the meaning of ' sleeve , ' ' hose , ' ' game ; ' avoir quelqu'un dans sa manche , is , to have one at one's dis- posal ; c'est une autre paire de manches , that is quite another thing , Un ...
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... sense than dans : en is generally used before personal pro- nouns , dates , or nouns used inde- terminately ; dans with nouns pre- ceded by an article , a possessive , demonstrative , or indefinite adjec- tive en is never followed by an ...
... sense than dans : en is generally used before personal pro- nouns , dates , or nouns used inde- terminately ; dans with nouns pre- ceded by an article , a possessive , demonstrative , or indefinite adjec- tive en is never followed by an ...
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... sense it is irregular , saillir , saillant , and also impersonal . 62 avec bruyante ] This is a quotation of Robert Wace from his Roman de Rou ( Note by the Author ) . See note 36 , page 8 . 63 col ] Neck . This is the old French way of ...
... sense it is irregular , saillir , saillant , and also impersonal . 62 avec bruyante ] This is a quotation of Robert Wace from his Roman de Rou ( Note by the Author ) . See note 36 , page 8 . 63 col ] Neck . This is the old French way of ...
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... sense , as , Seigneur , quels hymnes sont dignes de vous ? Lord , what songs are worthy of you ? 74 un rondel ] A roundelay , or song in which parts are repeated ; probably so called because the bur- C ments rimés aussi ternes que la ...
... sense , as , Seigneur , quels hymnes sont dignes de vous ? Lord , what songs are worthy of you ? 74 un rondel ] A roundelay , or song in which parts are repeated ; probably so called because the bur- C ments rimés aussi ternes que la ...
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... sense . 75 galimatias ] Balderdash , non- The etymology of this word is uncertain . It was formerly said that this word owed its origin to a certain lawyer , who , having to plead in Latin for a man named Matthias , whose fowl had been ...
... sense . 75 galimatias ] Balderdash , non- The etymology of this word is uncertain . It was formerly said that this word owed its origin to a certain lawyer , who , having to plead in Latin for a man named Matthias , whose fowl had been ...
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