Examples of 'phaedre' in a sentence

phaedre (adverb) - Phaedre can refer to a French tragedy written by Jean Racine, often used as an adverb to describe a situation or character that is reminiscent of themes in the play

Phaedre is waiting for ye in yer chamber with the dress.

I would asked Phaedre to meet me in the garden.

I recently finished a portrait of Phaedre.

I believe Phaedre is one of the slaves here at River Run.

A performance of Phaedre.

I presume you mean the Phaedre of Greek mythology, wife of Theseus.

Incidents of this nature can stir unrest . Phaedre.

I would asked Phaedre to meet me in the garden . If you will excuse me, I.

Twas the picture in my mind 's eye already, dear Phaedre.

I believe Phaedre is one of the slaves A good, strong, Greek name.

The whiskey, one of the cloths, and a bowl in that corner there . Phaedre.

Thank you, Phaedre.

Incidents of this nature can stir unrest. - Well, then you must take Hector's… Phaedre.

More . take Mary away . Phaedre.

Any amorous intentions Wolff has towards me … Oh, Phaedre.

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