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Ygerne

British  
/ iːˈɡɛən /

noun

  1. a variant of Igraine

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He was helping Ygerne, he was not sorry to help Lemarc at the same time.

From Wolf Breed by Gregory, Jackson

Just now he had thanked God that this was not Ygerne; just now he had been so glad in his relief that there was no room for pity in his gladness.

From Wolf Breed by Gregory, Jackson

For he had had a hint that perhaps Ygerne and the men with her had gone on to Vancouver.

From Wolf Breed by Gregory, Jackson

A woman, accomplishing that which Ygerne Bellaire had done, is sometimes not unlike a child scattering coals in a dry forestland.

From Wolf Breed by Gregory, Jackson

Ygerne Bellaire, while she and Marshall Sothern had nursed David Drennen, had seen hourly all of the courtly, knightly gentleness and tenderness which was one side of the old man.

From Wolf Breed by Gregory, Jackson

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