Radiguet
Britishnoun
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Raymond Radiguet, whose masterpiece, Count d'Orgel, is published this week in the U.S., was a literary prodigy.
From Time Magazine Archive
Hailed as a minor masterpiece, the book was translated into nine languages, sold close to 3,000,000 copies, and earned for its precocious author, 20-year-old Raymond Radiguet, a secure place in French literature.
From Time Magazine Archive
Less than six months after the publication of his book, Raymond Radiguet died.
From Time Magazine Archive
Nowhere did such speculation reach greater heights than in the Marne River town of Saint-Maur, where Radiguet had lived as a boy.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Abb� Radiguet was obliged to make an appeal for reconciliation, while the Emperor hustled the crowd about to establish order.
From The Fête At Coqueville 1907 by Meyer, L. G.
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