A Good Occasion for Verifying the Powers...from One's Voice

Study of a Bull

My dear, one is never as well scratched as by oneself., p. 129

Les sciapodes...

Si le chasseur a froid aux mains...le lièvre n'a pas froid aux pieds...

<<Dis donc, Bichette . . . à quoi songes-tu donc de te promener comme ça la nuit?>>

Ex-members of the Ex-society of the Ex-10 December

"Missus, let's leave... This nakedness is revolting..."

What They Call "The Seductions of Paris"

Killing Time...

Here is a lot of money for Your Honor, Milord. Here is a lot of honor for your money, Sire., p. 141

Mr. de Rign

This proves to us how perfectly useless it is to recite gracious compliments to the public in the final couplet of a play.