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"Perd," said the croupier, raking in the piece with a contemptuous air at the smallness of the bet, and in no way pleased that the interest
The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — Volume 4 Charles James Lever 1839
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"Perd," said the croupier, raking in the piece with a contemptuous air at the smallness of the bet, and in no way pleased that the interest
The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — Complete Charles James Lever 1839
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TechCrunch en français » Yahoo se jette dans les bras de Google, Perd trois têtes et voit son action chuter
Yahoo Loses Two More: Fayyad and Zawodny Mark Hendrickson 2005
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He titled a recent book "La France Perd la Mémoire" "France Is Losing Its Memory", implying that, just as Mr. Sarkozy and the far-right nationalists here assert, France has lost touch with heroes like Louis XIV and Joan of Arc, with the grand boulevard of its own history, which, like the French language itself, had long been presumed to unite the nation.
NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL KIMMELMAN 2011
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He titled a recent book "La France Perd la Mémoire" "France Is Losing Its Memory", implying that, just as Mr. Sarkozy and the far-right nationalists here assert, France has lost touch with heroes like Louis XIV and Joan of Arc, with the grand boulevard of its own history, which, like the French language itself, had long been presumed to unite the nation.
NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL KIMMELMAN 2011
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He titled a recent book "La France Perd la Mémoire" "France Is Losing Its Memory", implying that, just as Mr. Sarkozy and the far-right nationalists here assert, France has lost touch with heroes like Louis XIV and Joan of Arc, with the grand boulevard of its own history, which, like the French language itself, had long been presumed to unite the nation.
NYT > Global Home By MICHAEL KIMMELMAN 2011
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Margaret Perd and another said they smelt Brimstone; I and others said we did not smell any; then they said they did not know what it was: This Margaret said, she wish'd she had been here when Mr. M — was here, another Attendant said, if you had been here you might not have been permitted in, for her own Mother was not suffered to be present.
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Mercy Short: Margaret Perd reply'd, she was not like her in her Fits.
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Qui Perd Gagne, Brise du Sud, Le Comte de Carmagnola,
Southern Literature From 1579-1895 A comprehensive review, with copious extracts and criticisms for the use of schools and the general reader Louise Manly 1896
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