Pleyel
[plahy-uh l; French ple-yel]
- Ig·naz Jo·sef [ig-nahts yoh-zef] /ˈɪg nɑts ˈyoʊ zɛf/, 1757–1831, Austrian composer and piano manufacturer.
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Gradually from ruminating on this epistle, I reverted to my interview with Pleyel.
Wieland; or The TransformationCharles Brockden Brown
Here Pleyel paused in his narrative, and fixed his eyes upon me.
Wieland; or The TransformationCharles Brockden Brown
Yet who would have imagined the arrival of Pleyel at such an hour?
Wieland; or The TransformationCharles Brockden Brown
Yet this conduct might surely have been expected from Pleyel.
Wieland; or The TransformationCharles Brockden Brown
Your life, and that of Pleyel, are exacted from him by this imaginary being.
Wieland; or The TransformationCharles Brockden Brown