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Poil (French pronunciation: [pwal] ) is a
commune in the Nièvre
department in
central France. The
commune is part of the parc
naturel régional du Morvan...
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Poil de
carotte (En:
Carrot Head or
Carrot Top) is a long
short story or
autobiographical novel by
Jules Renard published in 1894
which recounts the childhood...
- The
Bichon Frisé or
Bichon à
Poil Frisé is a Franco-Belgian
breed of
small toy dog of
bichon type. It was
recognised by the Société
Centrale Canine in...
- François
Poilly, or François de
Poilly, (1623 –1693) was a
French engraver. He was born in Abbeville, the son of a
goldsmith who gave him his
first drawing...
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Poilly (French pronunciation: [pwaji]) is a
commune in the
Marne department in north-eastern France.
Communes of the
Marne department Montagne de Reims...
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Nicolas de
Poilly (June 28, 1675 –
August 12, 1747), also
called Nicolas de
Poilly the Younger,
Nicolas de
Poilly jeune, or
Nicolas II de
Poilly (to distinguish...
- Maél
Póil,
Irish Abbot, fl. c. 9th-10th centuries. In 1978 a
graveslab was
discovered at the
church and
graveyard of the
townland of Templemoyle, Athenry...
- Zurich: Lit Verlag. pp. 24–81. ISBN 9783643903198. OCLC 822667566. "Un
poil de
culture – Une
introduction à l'animation ****onaise". Metalchroniques.fr...
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occurs in the English), but the
French original does: "recouvert de
longs poils verts". Borges's
phrasing "the fur was
armed with
stingers whose wound was...
- une des plus célèbres
maisons closes de Paris. Cf.
Martin Monestier, Les
Poils,
histoires et bizarreries, p. 260.
Brenda B. Love
Dictionnaire des fantasmes...
