Blondel

[ blawn-del ]

noun

1. Fran·çois [f, r, ah, n, -, swa], Sieur des Croisettes, 1618–86, French architect.

Example Sentences

Blondel tuned his harp to its boldest measure, to welcome the introduction of the victor into the pavilion of Queen Berengaria.

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Perhaps after all Blondel had come for this, and had been startled while waiting at the door by the quickness of his approach.

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Scarcely showing himself, Blondel caught his eye, signed to him to enter, and held the door while he did so.

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Blondel's tone sank to one of unnatural calm; but his frame shook and his face was purple with the pressure he put upon himself.

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"I would I had brought you better news, Messer Blondel," he said, as he rose and turned to go.

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