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go to – Tu viens pour causer avec maman? (– You're coming to chat with mom?), from the series Les Coulisses (Backstage) page
– Tu viens pour causer avec maman? (– You're coming to chat with mom?), from the series Les Coulisses (Backstage)
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go to – Si je connais Brrrébant! Il me demande si je connais Brrrébant! (– If I know Brrrebant! He's asking me if I know Brrrebant!), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies) page
– Si je connais Brrrébant! Il me demande si je connais Brrrébant! (– If I know Brrrebant! He's asking me if I know Brrrebant!), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)
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go to – R[i]entière, dites-vous?" (– A person who is independently wealthy, you say?), from the series A la mer (By the Sea) page
– R[i]entière, dites-vous?" (– A person who is independently wealthy, you say?), from the series A la mer (By the Sea)
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go to – On ne vous vit point, l'autre soir, chère belle, à Valentino. (– We didn't see you the other night, my precious, at Valentino's.), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies) page
– On ne vous vit point, l'autre soir, chère belle, à Valentino. (– We didn't see you the other night, my precious, at Valentino's.), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)
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go to – Non, mon p'tit, sans blague, c'soir, çà s'peut pas (– No, my dear, no kidding, this evenin, it's not possible), from the series Les Coulisses (Backstage) page
– Non, mon p'tit, sans blague, c'soir, çà s'peut pas (– No, my dear, no kidding, this evenin, it's not possible), from the series Les Coulisses (Backstage)
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go to – Non! tiens, vois-tu, mon cher, non (– No! hey, you see, my friend, no), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies) page
– Non! tiens, vois-tu, mon cher, non (– No! hey, you see, my friend, no), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)
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go to – Monsieur, je vous prie très-sérieusement de passer votre chemin; je suis une honnête femme! (– Sir, I beg you very seriously to pass me by and go your way; I am an honest woman!), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies) page
– Monsieur, je vous prie très-sérieusement de passer votre chemin; je suis une honnête femme! (– Sir, I beg you very seriously to pass me by and go your way; I am an honest woman!), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)
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go to – Mais, regarde-toi donc, mon cher! (– Look at yourself, my dear!), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies) page
– Mais, regarde-toi donc, mon cher! (– Look at yourself, my dear!), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)
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go to – Madame, c'est moi que je suis l'domestique qu'on a évu l'honneur de vous parler… (– Madam, it is I that the servant has given the honor to talk to you…), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies) page
– Madame, c'est moi que je suis l'domestique qu'on a évu l'honneur de vous parler… (– Madam, it is I that the servant has given the honor to talk to you…), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)
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go to – Madame daignerait-elle me faire l'honneur de souper avec moi? (– Would madam deign to do me the honor of having supper with me?), from the series A l'opéra (At the Opera) page
– Madame daignerait-elle me faire l'honneur de souper avec moi? (– Would madam deign to do me the honor of having supper with me?), from the series A l'opéra (At the Opera)
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go to – Madame a sonné? (– Madam rang?), from the series A la mer (By the Sea) page
– Madame a sonné? (– Madam rang?), from the series A la mer (By the Sea)
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go to – Ma femme, un vrai galopin! (– My wife, a true rapscallion!), from the series A la mer (By the Sea) page
– Ma femme, un vrai galopin! (– My wife, a true rapscallion!), from the series A la mer (By the Sea)
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go to – Je viens de sentir quelque chose craquer; voyez donc, baigneur, je vous prie. (– I just felt something tear; please take a look, bather, I beg you.), from the series A la mer (By the Sea) page
– Je viens de sentir quelque chose craquer; voyez donc, baigneur, je vous prie. (– I just felt something tear; please take a look, bather, I beg you.), from the series A la mer (By the Sea)
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go to – Il n'est venu personne, dites-moi, Eugénie, pendant mon absence? (– Please tell me, Eugenie, did anyone come while I was away?), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies) page
– Il n'est venu personne, dites-moi, Eugénie, pendant mon absence? (– Please tell me, Eugenie, did anyone come while I was away?), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)
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go to – Décidément! est-ce collidor ou est-ce corridor?... (– Really! is it collidor or is it corridor?...), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies) page
– Décidément! est-ce collidor ou est-ce corridor?... (– Really! is it collidor or is it corridor?...), from the series Fantaisies Parisiennes (Parisian Fantasies)
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go to – Comment! ni ton chapeau, ni ta résille! (– What? neither your hat, nor your hairnet!), from the series Les Coulisses (Backstage) page
– Comment! ni ton chapeau, ni ta résille! (– What? neither your hat, nor your hairnet!), from the series Les Coulisses (Backstage)
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go to – Ah! si mademoiselle voulait seulement permettre à mon coupé de l'attendre ce soir à sa sortie? (– Ah! If miss would only let me wait for her with my coupé when she comes out tonight?), from the series Les Coulisses (Backstage) page
– Ah! si mademoiselle voulait seulement permettre à mon coupé de l'attendre ce soir à sa sortie? (– Ah! If miss would only let me wait for her with my coupé when she comes out tonight?), from the series Les Coulisses (Backstage)
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go to Ça glisse tout seul maintenant (She is Skating through Beautifully Now) page
Ça glisse tout seul maintenant (She is Skating through Beautifully Now)
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go to Yabuhara Torii-toge Suzuri-shimizu (Ink-stone Spring on Torii Pass, Yabuhara), from the series Kisokaidô (The Kiso Highway) page
