Bruant
[bry-ahn]
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noun
Li·bé·ral [lee-bey-ral] /li beɪˈral/, c1635–1697, French architect.
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In 1892 Bruant was received as a member of the society of Gens de Lettres.
The Ways of MenEliot Gregory
Not long back Bruant was an unsuccessful candidate for deputy at Belleville, which adjoins Montmartre.
Paris and the Social RevolutionAlvan Francis Sanborn
And it granted Bruant an injunction restraining Alexandre from appearing therein.
Paris and the Social RevolutionAlvan Francis Sanborn
And if the men of our party resented it for us, and if Bruant resented their resentment, how would that improve matters?
NightsElizabeth Robins Pennell
Bruant ran the Mirliton on the principle that the less easily pleasure is come by, the more it will be prized.
NightsElizabeth Robins Pennell