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November 2021. Case & Case (1997), p. 108. Lamoureux,
Flore Printanière, p. 48. Case & Case (1997), pp. 44, 106–107.
Carol C. Baskin;
Jerry M...
- theoretician. He
founded the
musicalism movement and
created 'La
Symphonie printanière' (Spring Symphony), a
unique abstract animation or "cinépeinture" (film-painting)...
- The
Princess Mayblossom (Princesse
Printaniére) is a
French literary fairy tale
written by
Madame d'Aulnoy in 1697.
Andrew Lang
included it in The Red...
- bleu) The Imp
Prince (Le
Prince Lutin)
Princess Mayblossom (La
Princesse Printanière)
Princess Rosette (La
Princesse Rosette) The
Golden Branch (Le Rameau...
- river, in
single file. They
begin the "Dance of the Abduction".
Rondes printanières Spring Rounds The
young girls dance the Khorovod, the "Spring Rounds"...
- [[:fr:Inondations
printanières de 2017 au Québec]]; see its
history for attribution. You may also add the
template {{Translated|fr|Inondations
printanières de 2017...
- and
Percinet (Gracieuse et Percinet)
Princess Mayblossom (La
Princesse Printaniere)
Princess Rosette (La
Princesse Rosette) The Bee and the
Orange Tree...
- and bacon. A
variant made in the
early months of the year, Zewelwaï
printanière,
substitutes spring onions for the
usual brown ones. Most
cooks blind...
-
Until the late 19th century, the
isolation of
Acadians helped preserve a rich and
varied folklore, p****ed down
through generations. The
ancestors of the...
- with
strips of
anchovy fillets and
served on
toast œufs de
vanneau à la
printanière scrambled plovers eggs,
spring style in flat puff
pastry case, topped...
