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... cour ! - Vous la trouverez dans leur coloris comme dans leurs senti- ments . Ils ne sont point frappés par la magnificence de la nature , ils n'en voient guère 10 ° que les jolis aspects ; ils peignent la beauté d'une femme d'un seul ...
... cour ! - Vous la trouverez dans leur coloris comme dans leurs senti- ments . Ils ne sont point frappés par la magnificence de la nature , ils n'en voient guère 10 ° que les jolis aspects ; ils peignent la beauté d'une femme d'un seul ...
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... cour des comptes , audit office ; j'ai mon compte , I have what I want ; mettre en ligne de compte , to take into account ; prendre sur son compte , to take upon oneself ; se rendre compte de , to account for ; tenir compte de , to take ...
... cour des comptes , audit office ; j'ai mon compte , I have what I want ; mettre en ligne de compte , to take into account ; prendre sur son compte , to take upon oneself ; se rendre compte de , to account for ; tenir compte de , to take ...
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... cour du roi , les châteaux des nobles , les palais des évêques , les maisons des riches , fut française ; et les peuples scandinaves , dont soixante ans auparavant les rois saxons se faisaient chanter les poëmes , crurent que la nation ...
... cour du roi , les châteaux des nobles , les palais des évêques , les maisons des riches , fut française ; et les peuples scandinaves , dont soixante ans auparavant les rois saxons se faisaient chanter les poëmes , crurent que la nation ...
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... cour , c'est de cette langue qu'est venue toute poésie , toute élégance ; on n'est qu'un pataud 146 tant qu'on est inhabile à la manier . Ils s'y attachent comme nos vieux érudits aux vers latins ; ils se francisent 147 comme ceux - ci ...
... cour , c'est de cette langue qu'est venue toute poésie , toute élégance ; on n'est qu'un pataud 146 tant qu'on est inhabile à la manier . Ils s'y attachent comme nos vieux érudits aux vers latins ; ils se francisent 147 comme ceux - ci ...
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... cours d'amour 180 ; les rimeurs anglais le font , et 177 la bataille de Lewes ] This battle took place 14th May , 1264 ... cour d'amour ] Court of Love . This was the name given to a cer- tain kind of tribunal , composed of noble ladies ...
... cours d'amour 180 ; les rimeurs anglais le font , et 177 la bataille de Lewes ] This battle took place 14th May , 1264 ... cour d'amour ] Court of Love . This was the name given to a cer- tain kind of tribunal , composed of noble ladies ...
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