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Definition of Concierges
1. concierge [n] - See also: concierge
Lexicographical Neighbors of Concierges
Literary usage of Concierges
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. French Men and French Manners by Albert Dresden Vandam (1895)
"... if the French would but see it—The concierges as a married couple—Their ...
and tenant—Various degrees of concierges— The salary of the concierge; ..."
2. Bohemian Paris of To-day by William Chambers Morrow, Édouard Cucuel (1899)
"After the day's work the concierges draw their chairs out into the court and gossip
... The concierges and the old gentleman's pacific wife finally restored ..."
3. Manual of French Law and Commercial Information by Hanson Cleveland Coxe (1902)
"It would seem that the police in Paris had a good many complaints as to the
conduct of concierges, if the following notice is any criterion, ..."
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