Madame La Vanie

Her name translates as Mrs. Washerwoman.

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De Verteuil, Anthony. Eight East Indian immigrants: Gokool, Soodeen, Sookoo, Capildeo, Beccani, Ruknaddeen, Valiama, Bunsee. Newtown, Port of Spain, Trinidad, W.I.: Paria Publishing Co., 1989. 44. Print.

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The three witches; or, The combination dream dictionary: A complete list of dreams. Having attached to every dream its fortunate numbers; also a combination table; and also giving a list of foreign and American coins, and their correct values in the United States. Also a few good recipes and addendum.

by Isaac Wright and Madame La Vanie First published in 1887 — 6 editions

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De Verteuil, Anthony. *Eight East Indian immigrants: Gokool, Soodeen, Sookoo, Capildeo, Beccani, Ruknaddeen, Valiama, Bunsee.* Newtown, Port of Spain, Trinidad, W.I.: Paria Publishing Co., 1989. 44. Print.

Alternative names

Madam La Vanie
Mme. La Vanie
La Vanie, Madame
La Vanie, Madam
Madam Lavanie
Madame Lavanie
Madam LaVanie
Madame LaVanie
Lavanie, Madame
Lavanie, Madam
LaVanie, Madame
LaVanie, Madam

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