| This girl was an intrigante of a type that abounded at the French Court throughout the ancien rgime. |
| But the little bit of goodness that cleaves even to the heart of an intrigante revolted against her avarice. |
| In the first place, there is a little intrigante named Bonacieux. |
| Her Majesty had probably been told that the Princess was an intrigante, and was afraid of committing herself. |
| Do you think she is an adventuress, an intrigante, 'or worse' still, then? |
| The intrigante naturally sold her services to the highest bidder. |
