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Pourtant, grand-père, si Polichinelle de Séraphin n'existe pas, comment - peut-il être menteur et coquin, comme il l'est, et farceur?
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Pourtant, grand-père, si Polichinelle de Séraphin n'existe pas, comment - peut-il être menteur et coquin, comme il l'est, et farceur?

Gavarni, Paul, 1804-1866 · February 22, 1853

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On the left, an old man, wig on his head, at the theater of Séraphin, with two children. All three are sitting and profiles to the right.

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