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Mendiant

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Men´di`ant
n.1.See Mendinant.
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She would sit propped up on the pillows, holding a small, tattered volume with the Gallimard imprint on its spine: "courant comme un mendiant sur les quads de marbre, je la chassais .
Professor Proxmire by Toma, T.L. / West Branch
The store stocks 30 chocolates, including truffles, chocolate with fruit ganache, chocolate-coated marzipan, hazelnut praline with gianduja in a chocolate shell along with mendiant -- a small round piece of dark or milk chocolate topped with caramelized dried fruit -- along with individual pieces of 99 percent cocoaforte chocolates decorated with gold dust ($1.
FALL IN LOVE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Moulaye son lacole, si pour devenir garibou, mendiant, merde alors
The war veteran in Jean-Pierre Guingane's drama: between social ... by Bissiri, Amadou / Tydskrif vir Letterkunde
 
 
 
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