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ʰéDz d'Exiles

[ prey-voh deg-zeel ]

noun

  1. An·toine Fran·çois [ah, n, -, twan, f, r, ah, n, -, swa], Abbé ʰéDz, 1697–1763, French novelist.

ʰéDz d'Exiles

/ prevo dɛɡzil /

noun

  1. ʰéDz d'ExilesAntoine François16971763MFrenchWRITING: novelist Antoine François (ɑ̃twan frɑ̃swa), known as Abbé ʰéDz. 1697–1763, French novelist, noted for his romance Manon Lescaut (1731), which served as the basis for operas by Puccini and Massenet
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The only exceptions of importance were Vauvenargues, who died too early for the honour, and two men of genius but of dubious social position, Le Sage and the abbe Prevost d'Exiles.

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