pommier

Seated gravely in the mud and noise of the _cour_, under the pitiful and scraggly _pommier_ ... behind the eyes lived a world of complete strangeness and silence.

The Enormous Room

And as I thought this I entered the orchard and sat down on my own seat, a little bench that -- now many years ago -- the bon papa had placed for me with his own hands beside my pommier.

Grandmother Dear A Book for Boys and Girls

And the first words I could say were 'Mi pommier à Malie.'

Grandmother Dear A Book for Boys and Girls

The tree next to my pommier -- the one but a yard or two from my bench -- stood black and charred as if the burning hand of a great giant had grasped it; already some of its branches strewed the ground.

Grandmother Dear A Book for Boys and Girls

To the last, the bon papa hoped that 'le pommier de la petite' would do well, though nothing else did, but it was not so.

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And my pommier had not altogether escaped; one branch had been struck -- the very branch on the sunny side from which bon papa had picked the apple, as he afterwards showed me!

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is feminine, and the word for "apple tree" pommier, m. is masculine..

Sense & Sensuality

Monsieur -- still, the old apple-tree at the paternal house at Stéfanos, is called 'le pommier de la petite.'"

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"'Here, my child,' he said, holding out to me an apple; 'this is the first of this season's on thy pommier.

Grandmother Dear A Book for Boys and Girls

The tree shall be called 'le pommier de la petite.'"

Grandmother Dear A Book for Boys and Girls