-
different wording or ****onance or rhyme) from one
laisse to another, such "similar"
laisses are
called laisses similaires in French. Princeton. Jean Rychner...
-
According to Sweetenham, "an
extra two
laisses describing Calabra’s
divination with a
magic cloth are
inserted after laisse 24 in most m****cripts").: 59 Corbaran...
- l'adolescence et la jeunesse. Si,
avant cette période, les
jeunes sont les
laissés-pour-compte de la littérature romanesque,
cette entrée
tardive est compensée...
- "
Laisse tomber les filles" (English: "Drop it with the girls" i.e., "Stop
messing around with the girls") is a
French song
written by
Serge Gainsbourg...
- d'Antioche is a
chanson de
geste in 9000
lines of
Alexandrin in
stanzas called laisses, now
known in a
version composed about 1180 for a
courtly French audience...
- Laisrén may
refer to:
Saint Laisrén mac Nad Froích (died 564),
patron saint of
Devenish Island Saint Lasrén mac
Feradaig (died 605),
third abbot of Iona...
- who
achieved fame
after moving to France. His most
successful hit was "
Laisse-moi t'aimer" ("Let Me Love You").
Brant died by
suicide at the
height of...
- d'Argenson or Gournay, P. S. de
Boisguilbert had
enunciated the
phrase "On
laisse faire la nature" ("Let
nature run its course"). D'Argenson
himself during...
- the
first 5,373 are
grouped into
rhymed laisses,
while the
remaining verses are
grouped into ****onanced
laisses.
While the
section with ****onance would...
- singer-songwriter Renaud's
second unnamed studio album is
commonly known as
Laisse béton,
although it is
sometimes referred to as
Place de ma mob
after the...
