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compagnon [kɔ̃paɲɔ̃] N m
1. compagnon (ami):
compagnon
compagnon fidèle
2. compagnon (amant):
compagnon
3. compagnon (mâle):
compagnon
4. compagnon (artisan):
compagnon
5. compagnon (franc-maçon):
compagnon
compagnon d'armes
compagnon de captivité
compagnon d'infortune
compagnon de route
compagnon de table
compagnon de voyage
compagnon d'infortune
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compagnon [kɔ̃paɲɔ̃] N m
1. compagnon (concubin):
compagnon
2. compagnon (ouvrier):
compagnon
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compagnon(compagne) m (f)
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compagnon [ko͂paɲo͂] N m
1. compagnon (concubin):
compagnon
2. compagnon (ouvrier):
compagnon
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compagnon(compagne) m (f)
compagnon(compagne) m (f)
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De chaque 100 hommes, 99 auraient été aveuglés, le dernier n’étant qu’éborgné pour lui permettre de guider ses compagnons d’infortune sur le chemin du retour.
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Le narrateur, au moral plutôt positif, semble moins sceptique sur l'efficacité de cette théraphie que ses compagnons d'infortune.
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Évitant le piège de l'autobiographie, l'auteur y donne la parole à ses camarades d'infortune, avec le recul de l'historien.
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Pour comble d’infortune, il était fréquemment sujet à des évanouissements, des défaillances, voire des extases qui se prolongeaient parfois durant de longues heures.
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Il semble qu'il rompe alors avec ses anciens compagnons d'infortune, soit pour oublier ces années d'épreuve, soit parce qu'eux-mêmes auraient jalousé son succès.
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