Crèvecoeur

[ krev-kœr ]

/ krɛvˈkœr /

noun

Mi·chel Guil·laume Jean de

[mee-shel gee-yohm zhahn duh] /miˈʃɛl giˈyoʊm ʒɑ̃ də/, J. Hector St. John,1735–1813, French writer, statesman, and agriculturalist, in the U.S. after 1754.

Example sentences from the Web for crevecoeur

I and my friend Lunin were merely spectators, and poor Crevecoeur had gone to bed.

The Memoires of Casanova, Complete |Jacques Casanova de Seingalt
"Let us hear, let us hear what says the Boar's bride," said Crevecoeur.

Quentin Durward |Sir Walter Scott
"Now Heaven nourish thy judgment, gentle youth," said Crevecoeur, still laughing at the chivalrous inamorato.

Quentin Durward |Sir Walter Scott
"Only when, like that of Heaven, it is just," answered Crevecoeur firmly.

Quentin Durward |Sir Walter Scott

The Countess of Crevecoeur gravely rebuked her husband for his violence.

Quentin Durward |Sir Walter Scott

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Crèvecoeur

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