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blague

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blague [blɑːg]
n
pretentious but empty talk; nonsense
[from French]
blaguer  n


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King Edward is presented in part as a powerful tempter who lures Jane into overriding her conscience; and her fellow citizen Mistress Blague functions as an evil counselor who encourages a friend's moral failure and then, like Judas, betrays her while wickedly profiting from the act.
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