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Meanings of abbé in English
Usage of abbé in English
1
They took a few steps in the street, and the abbé continued,-
2
The abbé took them up, and began to arrange them in order.
3
Hardly had the abbé gone than Jacques Ferrand uttered a terrible imprecation.
4
To this energetic and impassioned epistle, the abbé made the following answer.
5
I went to the captain, who was returning home with the abbé.
6
The abbé had never known a very highly refined state of civilization.
7
The abbé blushed with pleasure, emptied his glass of wine, and murmured:
8
Pity the secret of that compound was lost with the alchemical abbé.
9
The abbé Maury's speech was received with loud applause from the Right.
10
The abbé, strange to say, seemed not offended by this hot contradiction.
11
As a last resource, they summoned the abbé Mandaux, the king's confessor.
12
Liszt, that Hungarian rhapsodist in amours, was he not also an abbé?
13
Then she looked the resolute little abbé straight in the eyes.
14
The merry little abbé was soon the delight of the Marais.
15
No, the abbé was right; I have to become and to remain penitent.
16
The abbé Provost, however, in his general history of voyages, vol.
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