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Ygerne

British  
/ iːˈɡɛən /

noun

  1. a variant of Igraine

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"I have the honour to entertain the high-born Lady Ygerne Bellaire at dinner," he said in mock deference.

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

Money went also to New Orleans and brought him no little information of the earlier lives of Ygerne Bellaire and Marc Lemarc, together with the assurance that neither of them had returned to the South.

From Wolf Breed by Gregory, Jackson

I hear M'am'selle Ygerne laugh like it's fon!

From Wolf Breed by Gregory, Jackson

Ygerne, sitting very still, watched Drennen until he had passed around a bend in the river and was lost to her sight behind a clump of willows.

From Wolf Breed by Gregory, Jackson