Seghers
anna [ah-nah] /ˈɑ nɑ/ (show ipa), (netty radvanyi) 1900–1983, german novelist.
historical examples
by these refusals seghers was deprived of the support of two powerful protectors.
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for some years he worked side by side with snyders and seghers.
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this is sufficient indication of the esteem in which liszt held seghers.
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seghers was a member of the société des concerts at the conservatoire.
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if seghers had been adaptable, he might have secured resources, but that was not his forte.
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bishop seghers succeeded the venerable bishop demers in his diocese.
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madame seghers was a woman of great beauty, unusually intelligent and distinguished.
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