Béarn

[ bey-ahrn ]

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noun

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The newly made countess was solemnly presented at court by a countess of an ancient date, namely, the Countess de Bearn.

Tancred and Gaston of Bearn had promised quarter to these unhappy wretches, and had given them a banner as a certain protection.

"Harry of Bearn will always wake to win a battle or a lady's favour," said D'Epernon.

The lords of Chantenac were as noble, as proud, and as poor as most great lords of Bearn.

Thus then was my presentation stopped by the foot of madame de Bearn.

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