Champi

"Champi" is a word peculiar to a certain district, meaning "natural son."

George Sand; Some Aspects of her Life and Writings 1910

"Champi" is a word peculiar to a certain district, meaning "natural son."

George Sand: Some Aspects of Her Life and Writings 1910

"Champi" is a word peculiar to a certain district, meaning "natural son."

George Sand, some aspects of her life and writings Ren�� Doumic 1898

The only thoroughly white sheep -- though the "Champi" or foundling (his cradle being the genial fields and not the steps of stone) has but the grey patches noticed above, and those acquired with the best intentions -- is Madeleine Blanchet, his protectress for many years, and finally, after difficulties and her widowhood, his wife.

A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century George Saintsbury 1889

George Sand: The Country Waif: (Francois le Champi) (the story of François, an orphan boy placed in a rural foster home, and Madeline, the miller's wife who befriends him.)

subir - French Word-A-Day 2009

George Sand: The Country Waif: (Francois le Champi) (the story of François, an orphan boy placed in a rural foster home, and Madeline, the miller's wife who befriends him.)

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George Sand: The Country Waif: (Francois le Champi) (the story of François, an orphan boy placed in a rural foster home, and Madeline, the miller's wife who befriends him.)

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George Sand: The Country Waif: (Francois le Champi) (the story of François, an orphan boy placed in a rural foster home, and Madeline, the miller's wife who befriends him.)

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George Sand: The Country Waif: (Francois le Champi) (the story of François, an orphan boy placed in a rural foster home, and Madeline, the miller's wife who befriends him.)

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George Sand: The Country Waif: (Francois le Champi) (the story of François, an orphan boy placed in a rural foster home, and Madeline, the miller's wife who befriends him.)

French Word-A-Day: 2010