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Crèvecoeur
[ krev-kœr ]
noun
- Mi·chel Guil·laume Jean de [mee-, shel, gee-, yohm, zhah, n, d, uh], J. Hector St. John, 1735–1813, French writer, statesman, and agriculturalist, in the U.S. after 1754.
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"Thou shalt have it, fair kinswoman, were it against a host," said Crèvecoeur.
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Meanwhile to all but you, my readers, the Crèvecoeur cameo remains as great a mystery as ever.
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The second, a little further south, near to Peoria, he named Crèvecoeur.
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And yet the Crèvecoeur cameo had puzzled wiser heads than Mrs. Dalliba's, adept though she was.
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Crèvecoeur, breakheart, which has also become a local name in France.
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