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Aneto (pic d'Aneto in French,
formerly pic de Néthou) is the
highest mountain in the
Pyrenees and in Aragon, and Spain's third-highest mountain, reaching...
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operas Eros (1892),
Guernica (1895) and La
Burgonde (1898);
ballets La
Maladetta (1893) and Fête
russe (1893, arr. - both c****ographed by
Joseph Hansen...
- as "Maladette", on the
basis that it was
cognate with the
Italian term
Maladetta (feminine for "****ed"). Subsequently, the
mountain became known as Maladeta...
- Abeilles, Maîmouna,
Castor et Pollux, Les Troyens, Thaïs, Coppélia, la
Maladetta,
Sylvia and la ****ation de Faust. In 1928,
Schwarz left the
stage to...
- of her father's work, Joanita,(a
revision of his
earlier L'abime de la
maladetta), at the Théâtre-Lyrique For 5
years she was with the Opéra-Comique where...
- (2014) * The race was run in two
separate divisions in 1974. 1858: La
Maladetta 1859:
Geologie 1860:
Capucine 1861: Mon
Etoile 1862:
Stradella 1863: La...
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Grande Cascade de
Gavarnie le Lac Glacé du Mont-Perdu le M****if de la
Maladetta Panorama du mont
Blanc (presented at the
pavillon du Club
alpin français...
- Hark Backward: A
Sporting Novel (1929) Sobieski, king of
Poland (1932)
Maladetta (1932) 1933 and
still going wrong (1932) Who's who in the zoo (1933) Hag's...
- (Paris Opera, 9 June 1890) Psyché et l'Amour (Versailles, 1 June 1891) La
Maladetta by Paul
Vidal (Paris Opera, 24
February 1893) Fête Russe, arr. by Paul...
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Ramond started to
explore the
nearby mountains above Gavarnie and in the
Maladetta M****if, to get a
better acquaintance with
their geological formations...
