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Perche

[ pairsh; French persh ]

noun

  1. a former division of N France.


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Then he adds a final note: “Perché la minesstra si fredda.”

Duplantis improved his best vault by one centimetre with a clearance at 6.22m at the indoor All Star Perche meeting in France in February, beating the mark he set in winning world gold last year.

From BBC

Elias Erales Perche said he was in Texas for four days when someone told him he would get food and shelter on Martha's Vineyard.

From Salon

"She was not at all snobbish," says American academic Anne Hall, who lives in the Perche region and has made a study of the du Mauriers' French connection.

From BBC

According to another chronicler, the prince was transferred onto the only skiff and rowed away to safety, but in a moment of shame or heroism, William demanded that they return to rescue his half-sister, Matilda of Perche.

From Salon

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