A.,' which meant Jeanne Angelot, Father Rameau said.
"A Little Girl in Old Detroit" by Amanda Minnie Douglas
Evidently there was a good deal going on at Les Chouettes, when Angelot came down from the moors that morning.
"Angelot" by Eleanor Price
Soon his coffers were full of fine crusats, angelots, rose nobles, and golden jewels.
"Flemish Legends" by Charles de Coster
Ange or Angelot, 400, 409.
"The History of Currency, 1252 to 1896" by William Arthur Shaw
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And the host as countless as all days,
That worships there, and ceases not,
Singing and praising God always,
With lute and flute and angelot.
"The Ballad Of Saint Vitus" by Lord Alfred Douglas
For the room was filled with a soft sweet light
Of ambergris and apricot,
And round the walls were angels bright,
With lute and flute and angelot.
"The Ballad Of Saint Vitus" by Lord Alfred Douglas
On lute and angelot they played,
With their gold heads bowed upon the strings,
And the soft wind that the slim flutes made,
Stirred in the feathers of their wings.
"The Ballad Of Saint Vitus" by Lord Alfred Douglas