Bourget
[boo r-zhey; French boor-zhe]
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noun
Paul [pawl] /pɔl/, 1852–1935, French novelist and critic.
Le Bourget
[luh boo r-zhey; French luh boor-zhe]
noun
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They are convinced that Bourget has sounded the depths of feminine psychology.
Trapped in 'Black Russia'Ruth Pierce
Bourget is, indeed, the past-master of "psychological" fiction.
Cosmopolis, CompletePaul Bourget
Bourget, who began thus as a Bohemian from necessity, has 213 ended as a snob.
Paris and the Social RevolutionAlvan Francis Sanborn
Bourget, Maupassant and Loti are found in all the stations, offered with the roast.
The Book of MasksRemy de Gourmont
On the 26th of September the cornerstones were blessed by Bishop Bourget.
Montreal 1535-1914, Volume II (of 2)William Henry Atherton