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- proper noun A female
given name .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Henriette is just arriving in the Guaymas/San Carlos area and causing some problems.
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Henriette is just arriving in the Guaymas/San Carlos area and causing some problems.
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Henriette is just arriving in the Guaymas/San Carlos area and causing some problems.
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Henriette is just arriving in the Guaymas/San Carlos area and causing some problems.
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Henriette is just arriving in the Guaymas/San Carlos area and causing some problems.
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Henriette is just arriving in the Guaymas/San Carlos area and causing some problems.
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Frenchwoman uttered some of those witty sayings which proceed so naturally from the lips of her countrywomen, I could not help pitying the sorry face of the poor Hungarian, and, wishing to make him share my mirth, I would undertake to translate in Latin Henriette's sallies; but far from making him merry, I often saw his face bear a look of astonishment, as if what I had said seemed to him rather flat.
The Complete Memoirs of Jacques Casanova Giacomo Casanova 1761
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Frenchwoman uttered some of those witty sayings which proceed so naturally from the lips of her countrywomen, I could not help pitying the sorry face of the poor Hungarian, and, wishing to make him share my mirth, I would undertake to translate in Latin Henriette's sallies; but far from making him merry, I often saw his face bear a look of astonishment, as if what I had said seemed to him rather flat.
Memoirs of Casanova — Volume 05: Milan and Mantua Giacomo Casanova 1761
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She called Henriette, her confidential servant, and looking her straight in the eyes, said: "Henriette, Gov.
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Although Fanny liked Vienna, she remained attached to Prussia and frequently returned to Berlin, where she gave birth to her only child, Judith, later called Henriette (1780 – 1859), on her twenty-second birthday in 1780.
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