Examples of 'scarron' in a sentence
Meaning of "scarron"
scarron (noun) - Scarron is a term originating from the name of a 17th-century French writer, Paul Scarron. It is used to refer to a writer or poet known for their satirical or burlesque works, similar to those of Scarron. For example, 'He was often called the scarron of modern literature for his humorous and exaggerated writing style.'
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Scarron was very prolific as an author.
Since the death of poor Scarron She has not been seen with any man.
Since the death of poor Scarron.
My friend Scarron knows what women dream of.
I shared my bed last night with Madame Scarron.
Madame Scarron will befriend him and influence him with her modesty and piety.
Before that she was married to a cribbled poet Paul Scarron.
Madame Scarron the blood prince.
I asked the daughter of Scarron.
Madame Scarron will befriend him.
It would be best to leave him sleeping Madame Scarron the blood prince.
Madame Scarron moved with them.
The widow of Scarron.
The widow of Scarron Her devotion and discretion are assured.
Marriage with Scarron.
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In his early years, Scarron was something of a libertine.
We have fallen from the Hell of Dante into that of Scarron.
Whatever the cause, Scarron began to suffer from miserable deformity and pain.
Chapelain is unconsciously burlesque ; he is a Scarron without knowing it.
Scarron became employed by the bookseller Quinet and called his works his " marquisat de Quinet.
May I introduce my friend and governess to our child, Madame Scarron.
Madame Scarron is very fond of children, and she 's extremely quiet.
Virgile travesti is a parody of the Aeneid written by Paul Scarron in 1648.
