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Janet

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Janet: see Clouet, Jean François Clouet, c.1510–c.1572, also called Janet or Jehannet, inherited his father's position, serving as court painter successively under Francis I, Henry II, Francis II, and Charles IX. His work is notable for its clarity and precision of draughtsmanship.
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Pierre Marie F?lix . 1859--1947, French psychologist and neurologist, noted particularly for his work on the origins of hysteria

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The envelope, which was unclosed, bore this address: "Lady Janet Roy, Mablethorpe House, Kensington, London.
All parcels that came in the mail from distant friends were taken charge of by Aunts Janet and Olivia, not to be opened until the great day of the feast itself.
She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther's letter.
 
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