Deschamps
/ (French deʃɑ̃) /
Émile (French emil), full name Émile Deschamps de Saint-Armand . 1791–1871, French poet, dramatist, and librettist: a leading figure in the French romantic movement
Eustache (østaʃ). ?1346–?1406, French poet, noted for his Miroir de mariage, a satirical attack on women
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Mr. Edmondson grinned as he and Amory passed M. Criqui and Mrs. Deschamps for the fourth time.
Gray youth | Oliver OnionsMrs. Deschamps whispered back, half shocked, half as if such a man was indeed a creature to be dreaded.
Gray youth | Oliver OnionsMr. Massey was frequently taken by the shoulders by Mrs. Deschamps and turned out of the room, as being only in the way.
Gray youth | Oliver OnionsBut the deepest, gladdest tears at those nuptials were shed by Bonaventure Deschamps.
Bonaventure | George Washington CableHe was doubtless well acquainted with the writings of Froissart and of Eustace Deschamps.
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