Lexicographical Neighbors of Rococos
Literary usage of Rococos
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Bookman (1911)
"... than in such a line as M. Rostand's, "Que des Coqs rococos pour ce Coq plus
cocasse," of which the only ground is an astounding rebound of sound. ..."
2. Private Lives of Kaiser William II, and His Consort: Secret History of the by Henry William Fischer (1909)
"... like a good paterfamilias, the Kaiser allows his wife to keep for herself all
bibelots and curios, magnificent Boules and quaint rococos, which past ..."
3. Studies in Stagecraft by Clayton Meeker Hamilton (1914)
"weeping eyes, than in such a line as M. Rostand's, " Que des Coqs rococos pour
ce Coq plus cocasse," of which the only ground is an astounding rebound of ..."
4. Studies in Stagecraft by Clayton Meeker Hamilton (1914)
"weeping eyes, than in such a line as M. Rostand's, " Que des Coqs rococos pour
ce Coq plus cocasse ..."
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