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Frontignac, whom we left waiting with impatience for the termination of the conversation between Mary and Burr.

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Madame de Frontignac noticed the expression, and began to play with her as if she had been a child.

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Mary rose to go; Madame de Frontignac offered her arm.

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Madame de Frontignac; she folded her arms and turned resolutely away towards the sea.

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Shortly after Mary's marriage, Madame de Frontignac sailed with her husband for home, where they lived in a very retired way on a large estate in the South of France.

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Madame de Frontignac stood pale, cold, and silent, hearing only the wild beating of her heart.

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Four Persian cherry trees, three great elephants, etc. Five Limerick oysters, four Persian cherry trees, etc. Six bottles of Frontignac, five Limerick oysters, etc. Seven swans a swimming, six bottles of Frontignac, etc.

Games for the Playground, Home, School and Gymnasium Jessie Hubbell Bancroft

Near Frontignan the prospect improves, as far merely as concerns its fertility; for it is in the vicinity of this town that the famous Frontignac wine, or to denominate it more correctly, the Muscat de Frontignan, is made.

Itinerary of Provence and the Rhone Made During the Year 1819 John Hughes

Madame de Frontignac threw up her hands, with an expression of vexation.

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Madame de Frontignac had also gone to spend the day with some of her Newport friends.

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