Ouï-dire. (IFF 462)

El Cid also takes to the field to fight against the Moors, plate 116 from Actualités

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“You tramp! I would like to see you drown in your beer! Leaving me alone like that with my three children, he gives me twelve sous, and when he comes back in the evening, he asks for his change!,” plate 48 from Moeurs Conjugales

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“- Eh! my Didine, have we danced enough? - Oh, don't mention it any more, I am completely worn out - Then take off your stockings and get to bed! - Good grief, no.. really, I'm just too tired!,” plate 56 from Moeurs Conjugales

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Mœurs conjugales/N°47./Monsieur...Monsieur v'la vot 'mouchoir[...]

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“There goes my wife!! Oh, the wretch, while I'm having a shave she's making a cuckold of me!,” plate 22 from Moeurs Conjugales

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“Regular little drunk, he is!... he swallows it down like milk! Poor little darling... he is just like his father!,” plate 42 from Moeurs Conjugales

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Un article louangeur. / N°46.

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The Jayotype. "- Mr. Jay: The gentleman is married? - The gentleman: Certainly, but how the devil did you know that? - Mr. Jay: Oh, its that this instrument is perfect, that no curve of the head, no bump on the forehead can escape it. - The gentleman: How ingenious!," plate 60 from Moeurs Conjugales

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Oh ! la... la... la ! [...] / N°45.

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Mœurs./N°97-98-103-104.

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Mœurs conjugales/N°58/L'oeil du maître.

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Mœurs conjugales/48/Grand gueux va ! je voudrais t'y voir dans la bière ![...]

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