. To this motto, Ernest Gagnon wished to add another that the architect had coined: “Born among the lilies, I

, Ernest Lapointe, député de Kamouraska, 1904–1919 (La Pocatière, Qué., 1979). Jean Bruchési, “Deux auteurs dramatiques canadiens,” La Rev. moderne (Montréal), 14 (1933), no

MARCEAU, ERNEST, civil engineer, office holder, educational administrator, professor, and author; b

establish L’Électeur [see Ernest Pacaud*] at Quebec, becoming a regular contributor and source of inspiration. He reportedly also

Lorenzo Surprenant’s invitation to follow him to the United States, where he has found a good job, and agrees to marry her neighbour Eutrope Gagnon, who offers her a continuation of her peasant life. Issued

Cullen*, as well as writers Ernest Gagnon

oneself well’ and which is missing in so many brilliant and pretentious minds.” Some ten days after Gosselin’s death, his friend Ernest Myrand wrote to a close friend: “I send you . . . a

GAGNON, ERNEST (baptized Frédéric-Ernest-Amédée), musician, teacher