vergne

THE PICKPOCKET'S CHAUNT [Notes] [1829] [By W. MAGINN: being a translation of Vidocq's song, "En roulant de vergne en vergne"].

Musa Pedestris - Three Centuries of Canting Songs and Slang Rhymes [1536 - 1896] John S. Farmer

GEVAUDAN, a late territory of France, in Languedoc, bounded on the N by Au - vergne, en the w by Rouergue, on the s by the Cevtnnes, and on the E by Ve - jay.

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_ ViDEN, a fortified town of European vergne rcTided, and about a mile from it Turkey, in Bulgaria, with an arch - are mineral fprings.

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II 27 £, iat. 46 o N. RoutiRGUE, a late province of France, in the government of Guienne, 75 miles long and 50 broad; bounded on the £ by the Cevennes and Gevawian, on the w by Querci, oh the N.by the fame and Au - vergne, and on the s by Langucdoc.

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