monsieur

• “Permit me, monsieur, permit me, _monsieur le curé_, to testify if necessary that you are entirely guiltless of the death. ”

  Ringfield A Novel

• “Croque monsieur is (essentially, but perhaps not officially) french for “grilled ham and cheese sandwich.””

  Croque Madame | Baking Bites

• “He was referred to as monsieur le Contrôleur Boullé.”

  Simon & Schuster: Champlain's Dream

• “â⠂ ¬Å That, monsieur, is none of your business, â⠂ ¬Â? he said, smiling.”

  Interlude 2 – The Revenge Chapters 12 – 13

• “But monsieur is no condition to be moved, is he, Ralph?" said Madame Delmare hastily.”

  Indiana

• “And she calls monsieur something still worse, which I would not like to repeat.”

  The Malady of the Century

• “According to this report, Lacheneur -- he no longer said "monsieur" -- was unquestionably a rascal; the complete surrender of Sairmeuse was only”

  The Honor of the Name

• “Dagmar was elected, and — in short, monsieur, I am a man of the world and I saw, accepted, and disregarded l’affaire Candour.”

  Death in Ecstasy

• “In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries the nobility of southern Italy and Sicily employed a monsù, a monsieur, that is, to do their cooking.”

  Simon & Schuster: Delizia!

• ““Oh, monsieur, that is quite a long story; he was a horrible man, from the galleys — —””

  Scenes from a Courtesan's Life

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