Gonne

[ gon, guhn ]

noun

1. Maud Irish Joan of Arc, 1865–1953, Irish political activist and actress, born in England.

Example Sentences

Fame, 1643, Chaucer certainly uses gonne in the sense of 'cannon'; but that does not affect the sense of the present passage.

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Sister Gabriela of the little town of Clermont-en-Ar-gonne was no less courageous.

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This gonne-chambre was wedged in firmly by a chock of elm wood beaten in with a mallet.

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He had gonne thorough all the offices of the city so far as common councill man.

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Hast thou bene ther than, & gonne thorow saynt Patryckes purgatory?

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