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47. Front i no (fron-te'no). The name of the horse which Brunello stole from Sacripant and gave to Rogero, and on which the latter overthrew all his opponents. He is mentioned both by Boiardo and Ariosto in the Orlando poems. in Ireland in the Eighteenth Century" (1873-74), "Short Studies on Great Subjects" (1867-77), "Cæsar" (1879), "Oceana" (1886), "The Two Chiefs of Dunboy," a romance (1889), "Life of Lord Beacons field" (1890), etc. As execu(1881), "Life of Thomas Carlyle" (1882). tos of Carlyle published Reminiscences of Carlyle" Froufrou (frö'frö). [F., 'a soft rustling sound.'] A play by MM. Meilhac and Halévy, produced in 1869. Frozen Strait. A strait in the Arctic regions,