e/Jamaica Inn

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has gloss	eng: The Jamaica Inn is a free house in Bolventor, on the borders of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. Built as a coaching house in 1750, it is famous for being the base of smugglers in the past and known as the setting for Daphne du Maurier's novel of the same name. The young author was inspired to write her novel when, having gone horseriding on the moors she became lost in thick fog and sought refuge at the inn; whilst recovering from her ordeal the local rector is supposed to have entertained her with ghost stories and tales of smuggling; he would later become the inspiration for the enigmatic character of the Vicar of Altarnun.
lexicalization	eng: Jamaica Inn
instance of	(noun) a hilly county in southwestern England Cornwall

Meaning
French
has gloss	fra: Lauberge de la Jamaïque est située dans les environs de Bodmin Moor en Cornouailles. Elle est connue pour avoir été le repaire de contrebandiers par le passé, mais elle est surtout connue pour être le théâtre du roman de Daphne du Maurier : LAuberge de la Jamaïque.
lexicalization	fra: Auberge de la Jamaique
lexicalization	fra: Auberge De La Jamaïque