Chilean poet whose works include Sonnets of Death (1914) and Tala (1938). She won the 1945 Nobel Prize for literature. |
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French writer and leader in the revival of Provençal as a literary language. He shared the 1904 Nobel Prize for literature. |
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n. A dry cold northerly wind that blows in squalls toward the Mediterranean coast of southern France. [French, from Provençal maestral, from Old Provençal, from Late Latin magistrālis, of a master, from Latin magister, master; see meg- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.] |
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