Beaupere

Beau´pere`


n. 1. A father.
2. A companion.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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>>] et demie huit heures moins le quart ; repondez-moi que nous pouvons compter sur vous Bien amicalement votre Georges Feydeau Le ton de la lettre atteste d'une forme de connivence et de proximite auxquelles le beaupere de Feydeau, le peintre Carolus-Duran, n'est sans doute pas etranger puisque ce dernier frequente le compositeur depuis leur sejour commun a la villa Medicis qui les a amenes a se tutoyer.
And police chief Christian Beaupere said: "The goal of the attacker was to target the police."
Police chief Christian Beaupere said the slain officers were 45 and 53 years old - the latter the mother of twins.
Police chief Christian Beaupere said the murdered officers were 45 and 53 years old - the latter the mother of twins.
Liege Police Chief Christian Beaupere said at a news conference that the slain officers were 45 and 53, the latter the mother of twins.
Hernandez-Vallejo, S.J.; Beaupere, C.; Lorghero, J.; etal.
The minutes of the August 1960 meeting of the commission indicate the presence of the first three official (9) Roman Catholic observers: Fr Rene Beaupere, OP, a prominent member of the generation of French ecumenical pioneers; Fr Bernard, Leeming, SJ; and Fr Jerome Hamer, OP, who would be the first consultant to the commission from the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity.
Rene Beaupere, "A Bernard Dupuy: Simple temoignage fraternal," pp.
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