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Eh bien! touchez-y, à la Prusse!
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Eh bien! touchez-y, à la Prusse!

Gavarni, Paul, 1804-1866 · November 26, 1852

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Two men seated in a cabaret garden, a bottle and two glasses on the table. The man on the left puts his open hand on the table. The other man, in profile, is leaning on the table, his head resting against his hand.

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