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"What time is it, please?"
19th century
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Honoré-Victorin DaumierArtist
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Lunacy
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"What put it into your head, Adelaide, to go spend our Sunday in the country?...we would have been so much better off at home!...."
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The Savage Binau Having...Finally Found a Use for His Club...
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The Small Bathers
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"Oh! those must be birds of prey...They're eating grapes!"
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Sheet Music: Philemon and Baucis
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A Disagreement in Conversation among the Folks Who Have the Habit of Putting Their Words into Action
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Weislingen Attacked by the People of Goetz
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