The French Blacksmith

Comment On Passe ses Soirées en Chine

I hear a carriage. It's M. Chose [Thing] who comes to see his treasure. You mean his treasure-keeper, my dear., p. 107

J. M. Cambon

The Tavern

We are having supper at Very's . . .

Imitation of the Laocoön

Chantons un Air Napolitain

"...princes too generous..."

"See, not to be unjust to anyone who loves the Danes, there's some good with the Germans...beer!"

The Yoking of a Piece of Artillery

Mama! Mama! That man from Luxemburg you said was a good friend of Papa's (you know you did)

The Inspection of the Cavalry