| She herself has been elevated to sainthood as the patronne of the vagabond gipsies of all the world. |
| Two rooms were accessible from the tiny hall, but I entered the right one, and there by the window sat the patronne. |
| The patronne is a motherly creature with half a dozen of her own brood. |
| After lunch the patronne offered to show us some of the hotel rooms. |
| After watching three of four of these poetries in motion glide past the cafe, I ask the patronne if these trains are really such a big deal. |
| The boy prays to the Virgin Mary, 'O Sainte Vierge, O ma patronne, Preservez-moi de ce danger. |
