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Jasmin

JACQUES (zhäs-mang), a Glauce, the King of Corinth's daughter. Jason divorced Medea and married Provençal poet; born in Agen, Lot-et- Garonne, France, March 6, 1798. His origin was of the humblest, and he as a barber. He wrote: "Curl Papers," "Souvenirs," and a narrative poem "Francounetto." the possibilities of the language of Provence as a medium of modern ern literary expression. He died in 4, 1864.

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