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  • Morisseau-Leroy was exiled by the dictatorship of Papa Doc Duvalier.

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  • Morisseau-Leroy was exiled by the dictatorship of Papa Doc Duvalier.

    Crossover Dreams: Haiti: Trip to the Moon 2010

  • Let not the reader, however, be alarmed as to the fate of the heroine; no heroine of a tragedy ever yet died in the third act; and, accordingly, the Duchess gets up perfectly well again in the fourth, through the instrumentality of Morisseau, the good lawyer.

    The Paris Sketch Book 2006

  • The victim, a man in his 20s, reportedly felt pain in one of his buttocks and at first thought he had been hit with a firework, Morisseau said.

    Farm Trial Evidentiary Ruling 2006

  • The victim, a man in his 20s, reportedly felt pain in one of his buttocks and at first thought he had been hit with a firework, Morisseau said.

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  • Now the Duke, in running away with the lady, intended to dispense altogether with ceremony, and make of Julie anything but his wife; but Georges, her father, and one Morisseau, a notary, discovered him in his dastardly act, and pursued him to the very feet of the Regent, who compelled the pair to marry and make it up.

    The Paris Sketch Book 2006

  • And, when Morisseau returned, Rénine closed the door, took his stand in front of Dutreuil and, speaking in a good-humoured but emphatic tone, said:

    Huit coups de l'horloge. English Maurice Leblanc 1902

  • Dutreuil had listened with an expression at once mocking and flurried, casting an occasional glance at Inspector Morisseau as though to enlist him as a witness:

    Huit coups de l'horloge. English Maurice Leblanc 1902

  • Morisseau brings forward another document, which proves that the REG'LAR

    The Paris Sketch Book William Makepeace Thackeray 1837

  • Let not the reader, however, be alarmed as to the fate of the heroine; no heroine of a tragedy ever yet died in the third act; and, accordingly, the Duchess gets up perfectly well again in the fourth, through the instrumentality of Morisseau, the good lawyer.

    The Paris Sketch Book William Makepeace Thackeray 1837

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