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The fermented Bourdon is then distilled and aged in oak barrels.
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The fermented Bourdon is then distilled and aged in oak barrels.
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The fermented Bourdon is then distilled and aged in oak barrels.
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Luc Bourdon is a tough, physical blue-liner with a huge point shot.
USATODAY.com - Getting defensive with this year's NHL draft crop 2005
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Robespierre, but the play brings both characters together under the name Bourdon
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That called Bourdon was formed, occupying the environs of the spot where the Bastille stood.
Anecdotes of Painters, Engravers, Sculptors and Architects and Curiosities of Art (Vol. 3 of 3) Shearjashub Spooner 1834
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Had she understood the real meaning of "Bourdon," she would have bitten off her tongue before she would have once called Boden by such an appellation; though the bee-hunter himself was so accustomed to his Canadian nickname as to care nothing at all about it.
Oak Openings James Fenimore Cooper 1820
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"Bourdon," as she called him, in common with hundreds who, confounding his real name with his sobriquet, made the mistake of using the last under the impression that it was the true appellation.
Oak Openings James Fenimore Cooper 1820
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"Forward," returned the corporal, wheeling short in the direction of the dog; "one thing should be understood, however, Bourdon, which is this -- you must act as light troops in this sortie, and I as the main body.
Oak Openings James Fenimore Cooper 1820
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"Bourdon," said Peter, with dignity, and speaking in the language of his own people, "listen.
Oak Openings James Fenimore Cooper 1820
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