Chartreux

/ ʃɑːˈtrɜː; ʃartrø /

noun

What is still more melancholy, the Benedictines, Bernardines, and even the Chartreux are permitted to have mortmains and slaves.

Bluish grey is not a common colour; this species are styled Chartreux Cats, and are esteemed rarities.

The appellation of Chartrons, is said to be derived from Chartreux, a convent of that order having existed here.

Nevertheless, this event is to be found painted in the fine pictures of the little monastery of the Chartreux at Paris.

The gardens were extended across the property of the Chartreux.

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