Conte (literature)
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| - | '''Conte''' is French for [[tale]]. | + | '''Conte''' is French for [[tale]] or [[story]]. |
| # [[court|Court]] [[récit]] d’[[aventure]]s [[imaginaire]]s, soit qu’elles aient de la [[vraisemblance]] ou que s’y mêle du [[merveilleux]], du [[féerique]]. | # [[court|Court]] [[récit]] d’[[aventure]]s [[imaginaire]]s, soit qu’elles aient de la [[vraisemblance]] ou que s’y mêle du [[merveilleux]], du [[féerique]]. | ||
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Conte is French for tale or story.
- Court récit d’aventures imaginaires, soit qu’elles aient de la vraisemblance ou que s’y mêle du merveilleux, du féerique.
- Contes de fées.
- Un conte fabuleux, merveilleux, féerique.
- Les contes de Boccace, de La Fontaine, etc.
- Contes en vers, en prose.
- Ce n’est pas une histoire véritable, c’est un conte.
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