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A true daughter of Erin, she excels as a raconteur, nor does her philanthropy confine itself to the human race.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOLUME 14, NO. 86, DECEMBER, 1864VARIOUSThus supported, Mr. Pilcher assumed the ease of a graceful raconteur.
GABRIEL CONROYBERT HARTEAs a raconteur he stands almost unrivalled, and his powers of mimicry are in themselves sufficient to justify a career.
THEODOR LESCHETIZKYANNETTE HULLAHHe was a boon companion, a delightful raconteur when at the club, and a jovial, roystering Bohemian when he left it.
DICKENS AND HIS ILLUSTRATORSFREDERIC G. KITTONIt shall be my aim as far as may be to avoid the garrulity of the raconteur and to restrain the exaggerations of the ego.
MARSE HENRY (VOL. 1)HENRY WATTERSONHe had the adaptable face of a comedian, was a matchless raconteur, and a fine vocalist.
EUGENE FIELD, A STUDY IN HEREDITY AND CONTRADICTIONSSLASON THOMPSONThe red-headed raconteur laughed a little to himself, and, seeing his audience still attentive, he launched out into another.
BAT WING BOWLESDANE COOLIDGEAs a raconteur, Mr. Hastings was quite the thing; as protector of the Sloane family's privacy and seclusion, he was a nuisance.
NO CLUEJAMES HAYAnd though he was an excellent raconteur, second only to Hicks, he was a most egregiously bad architect.
CORNISH CHARACTERSS. BARING-GOULDMr. Morris is raconteur first; his ancient tales create their form, and ornament is accessory to narrative.
ESSAYSARTHUR CHRISTOPHER BENSONWORDS RELATED TO RACONTEUR
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