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J'entends une voiture... - C'est mosieu Chose qui vient voir son trésor. - Son trésorier, ma chère
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J'entends une voiture... - C'est mosieu Chose qui vient voir son trésor. - Son trésorier, ma chère

Gavarni, Paul, 1804-1866 · December 10, 1852

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Two young woman of whom one is in a night gown and stretched out on a couch, one arm around a cushion, her head thrown back. The other standing at left, seen from the back turned to the right, is taking off her shawl.

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