Abstract systematic rules and conventions of a signifying system, independent of individuals, permitting the expression of parole as instances of this set.
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At last they arrived at the house of the English langue.
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Each langue had its bailiff elected by itself: these resided constantly at Rhodes.
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The head of the langue at once granted Sir John's request.
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He died a coward's death, the only one, thank God, of all our langue.
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You must know that each langue has charge of a separate part of the wall.
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Each langue had its own regulations for admitting members, and all alike exercised severe discrimination.
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Its motto was significant: "Notre langue, nos institutions, et nos lois."
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The possessions of each langue in its native land were divided into grand priories and bailiwicks.
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The knight who has performed this inestimable service is Sir Gervaise Tresham, of the English langue.
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Henry's offers were refused, and the English langue, which had a brilliant record in the Order, perished.
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Ils ont fait un chef-d'oeuvre-lalangue francaise.''
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La Francais est une belle langue.
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Intrigued by this boldness, Eleanor sat listening to the harsh langue d'oeil, untempered by any humility or indirection.
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Let our langue look after the wounded, while the released captives clear the decks of the bodies of the fallen pirates.
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The Order will be a loser, for you would assuredly have risen to the grand priorage of your langue some day.
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Of course, I have been asking many questions about him of the young knights of his own langue, Harcourt among them.