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The Duchess of Fitz-Fulke, who loved "tracasserie", Began to treat him with some
small "agacerie" (XIV, 41) The rhyming conjunction of 'tracasserie' [mischief-
making] and 'agacerie' [flirtatiousness] suggests the bewildering confusion of the
...
He repudiates from his midnight dreams the voluptuousness of the opera-dancer,
the ' agacerie' of the actress ; he seeks not his ' bonne fortune' at the banker's ball
, or the ' duchess's conversazione,' -—but he inspires with his flame the fair ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1835
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The Travels of Anacharsis the Younger, in Greece ... ...
.S'az'nt'dt's d'abord parut y réussir; Saz'ntaz's est doux , son air noble et tranquille
, A ses discours donne un accès facile Au fond des cœurs: adroit , insinuant ,
Toute beauté le voudrait pour amant. Valmz'se aussi, par mainte agacerie , Dans
...
Jean Jacques BARTHÉLEMY, 1804
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Don Juan Complete; English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; Hours ...
... he could alike delight The chaste, and those who are not so much inspired.
The Duchess of Fitz-Fulke, who loved 'tracasserie,' . Began to treat him with some
small ' agacerie.' 42. She was a fine and somewhat full-blown blonde'; Desirable,
...
George Gordon Byron Baron Byron, 1827
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Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases Classified and ...
Aftercourse, 626. Aftergame, 636. Afterlife, 121. Afternoon, 126, Afterpart, 65.
Afterpiece, 599. sequel, 65. Aftertaste, 390. Afterthought, 451. 607. Aftertime, 121.
Afterwards, 117. Aga, 745. •Agacerie, 616. Again, repeated, 104. frequent, 136.
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Don Juan: In Sixteen Cantos
Began to treat him with some small "agacerie... xXII. She was a fine and
somewhat fnll-blown blonde. Desirable, distingnish'd; celebrated For several
winters in the grand, grand Monde. I'd rather not say what might be related Of her
exploits, ...
George Gordon Noël Byron, 1832
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History of the reign of Henry IV, King of France and ...
She was merry, witty, and even learned;2 and her manners were enticing and full
of agacerie. Her whims and humours were studiously indulged by her brother M.
d'Auvergne ; who found his sister's society so congenial, as to cause some ...
Martha Walker Freer, 1861
The maid, after having been told to let no one in, with an' arch smile, and bow of
agacerie to Trevelyan, departed, and a pause of some minutes ensued; for when
thus left téte-d-téte, the past circumstances of their intercourse seemed to come ...
Caroline Lucy Scott, Lady Scott (Caroline Lucy), 1835
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Des Maladies Mentales Considérées Sous Les Rapports Médical, ...
... il faut ajouter les contradictions continuelles qu'éprouvent les fous entièrement
livrés à l'agacerie des curieux qui les visitent, et aux mauvais traitements des
employés qui devraient les servir. n Ce plan de Tenon, les projets plus étendus
de ...
10
A dictionary of the English & French and French & English ...
... provoke; spur 8' — , vr. to provoke one another Agacerie, sf. enticement
Agacerfes (des), sf.p. fascinations, coquetry ; alluring smiles ,- ogling, (said of
ladies only) {cheerful S'Agaillardir, vr. to get merry, more Agate, sf. agate [majority
Age, sm ...
Louis Philippe R. Fenwick de Porquet, 1861
