Joinville
[French zhwan-veel for 1; Portuguese zhoin-vee-li for 2]
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noun
Jean de [zhahn duh] /ʒɑ̃ də/, 1224?–1317, French chronicler.
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"Yes; but the Prince of Joinville is the handsomest," the king rejoined.
Henry IV, Makers of HistoryJohn S. C. Abbott
But what on earth are you going to do with that red and blue Joinville?
But Joinville and Baldwin of Rheims rendered their comrades good service.
The Boy CrusadersJohn G. Edgar
Joinville very soon discovered that he had scarcely a chance of escape.
The Boy CrusadersJohn G. Edgar
And at this moment a terrible spectacle arrested Joinville's attention.
The Boy CrusadersJohn G. Edgar
Joinville
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