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ventriloque
ˈventriloque, n. and a. rare. [Anglicized form of ventriloquus: cf. F. ventriloque.] a. n. A ventriloquist. b. adj. Ventriloquial.1681 Glanvill Evid. Witches London ii. 63 This Pythoness being a Ventriloque, that is, speaking as it were from the bottom of her Belly. 1826 Hood Irish Schoolm. iii, And... Oxford English Dictionary
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Walton (horse)
Gris Peut Etre Ventriloque Venison The Ugly Buck Alarm Commotion Fright Compromise Panic Buckthorn Glaneur Kingston Caractacus Nectar Waterloo Arbutus wikipedia.org
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ventriloquus
‖ venˈtriloquus Obs. Usu. in pl. ventriloqui. [L., f. ventri-, venter belly + loquī to speak, after Gr. ἐγγαστρίµῡθος. Cf. ventriloque.] A ventriloquist (esp. in the original sense). The fem. ventriloqua (pl. -loquæ) is employed by R. Scot Discov. Witchcr. (1584) vii. i. 126 and xiii. 150.1644 Digby... Oxford English Dictionary
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Larry Tremblay
1997) Tibullus ou Trois fois le prix d'un coq (1997) Téléroman (1997) Les Mains bleues (1997) Les Huit péchés capitaux (éloges) (1997) Roller (2000) Le Ventriloque wikipedia.org
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Claude Pujade-Renaud
Claude Pujade-Renaud (born 1932) is a French writer, whose first novel Le Ventriloque appeared in 1978. neige, Actes Sud; Actes Sud Babel 1998; J'ai Lu 1998 1997 : Le Sas de l'absence, Actes Sud, prix de lécrit intime; Actes Sud Babel 2000 (publié avec La Ventriloque wikipedia.org
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Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris
II (1911), Ultimatum (1913), Fleuret (1935), Ingre (1937, 1939) Winners since 1949 Earlier winners 1874 – Miss Hungerford 1875 – La Veine 1876 – Ventriloque wikipedia.org
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Jean Darnel
Romeo and Juliet (1964) Le Bourgeois gentilhomme (1965) On ne badine pas avec l'amour (1966) Phèdre (1966) The Trojan War Will Not Take Place (1966) Le Ventriloque wikipedia.org
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Brigitte Peskine
In 1985, she published her first novel, Le Ventriloque with Actes Sud. Other books would follow in children's fiction and adult literature. Publications Novels Le Ventriloque (1985) Et la famille ? wikipedia.org
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Hubert Haddad
Palestine, 2007 (Prix des cinq continents de la francophonie) – Palestine translated by Pierre L'Abbé (Guernica Editions, 2014) Oholiba des songes, 2007 Le Ventriloque wikipedia.org
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Garielle Lutz
Long Drive Books) Online texts Short Fiction: "Backwardness" "She Who Is Still Within Reach" "I Must Have Always Felt Elevated" "Eminence" "For Food" "Ventriloque wikipedia.org
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Jean-Baptiste de La Chapelle
Le Ventriloque, ou l’Engastrimythe, London & Paris, 1772 (sur Google Books). wikipedia.org
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Eddy Palacci
Palacci's interaction with the French Resistance began in June 1943 in Paris, when he overheard a secret "Ventriloque" ("Ventriloquist") transmission on They give him a nightly assignment: listen to Ventriloque for messages. Ignorant of their meaning, Palacci shared the messages with the officers. wikipedia.org
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Armand Séville
Works 1801: Le Quaterne, vaudeville in 1 act, in prose 1804: Le Café du ventriloque, folie-vaudeville in 1 act, in prose 1805: Un quart d'heure dramatique wikipedia.org
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Pierre-Ange Vieillard
Main publications Theatre 1800: Gilles ventriloque, one-act parade mingled with vaudevilles, with Nicolas Gersin and Antoine Année, Théâtre du Vaudeville wikipedia.org
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Nicolas Gersin
act and in prose, mêlée de vaudevilles, with Alexandre de Ferrière, 1798 Ne pas croire ce qu'on voit, comédie en vaudevilles in 1 act, 1798 Gilles ventriloque wikipedia.org
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