Strangers in Paris 9: What are called the seductions of Paris: A stall, see master... this evening you’ll hear Madame Dorus-Grasse and Mr. Bariolhé sing... an excellent stall in the pit... twelve francs...cheaper that at the [ticket] desk!

Strangers in Paris 20: The departure

Strangers in Paris 13: A rustic ball of Paris

Strangers in Paris 2: The indispensable visit to the tailor of the Palais Royal

Strangers in Paris 7: A slight queue at the door of the Palais de l’Industrie

Strangers in Paris 4: Some slight purchases: Oh!...the beautiful shawls... would you buy me one, dear?... －What!... why didn't you say straightaway that you wanted everything, and we could have started by simply buying up the whole la Ville de Paris shop!..

Strangers in Paris 19: －Look at that imbecile who hasn't seen that his barrel's leaking... －You're stupid! that's done on purpose, it's chloride that they spread over the streets to disinfect them... it's the Labaraque system, applied to the town of Paris

Strangers in Paris 18: The hat that one brings back from Paris: You might well say that that hat will make a great impression in Landerneau!... eighty five francs! it's expensive, duckie... you give yourself marabout stork feathers, but it's I who get plucked!..

Strangers in Paris 15: Strangers stared out by those like themselves: The woman from Carpentras －It's odd...Parisian women are not as elegant as people say!... The woman from Quimper-Corentin －It's extraordinary... the women of the capital are not as daintily turned out as reputation has it!..

Strangers in Paris 10: The visit to the Hôtel des Invalides －It doesn’t smell very good, your broth...how much is it? －Whatever you can give, master... but the minimum is three francs... －Deuce...! I definitely find it a little salty

Caricatures of the Day 75: I say, Madame Giboulard..

Strangers in Paris 12: A fixed-price dinner: There’s a restaurateur who does things on a large scale... for our thirty two sous he’s given us a stomachache worth twenty francs per head!..

THE URCHIN OF PARIS AT THE TUILERIES: Crikey!... how you sink into it

Musicians of Paris 1: Farewell!... by the grace of God..

Parisian Emotions 38: The origin of Bedouins in Paris

Strangers in Paris 8: An episode at the Exhibition: As you see... my device is very powerful and [emits] a continuous jet of water...; if needed, it can water the flowers in your garden

PARISIANS TYPES 28: A SAMPLE of what is sometimes called the Beaus of Paris

PARISIANS TYPES 28: A SAMPLE of what is sometimes called the Beaus of Paris

NEWS 55: AN EFFECT OF THE DEMOLITION WORKS IN PARIS. Certainly here's where I live... and I can't even recover my wife!

Strangers in Paris 6: A stir at the Jardin des Plantes: －Help,wife... help... I'm being devoured!... －Don't be frightened... intimidate him with your stare!... but why do you have to get face to face with an elephant!..

Strangers in Paris 3: What is called dining in a restaurant: －Waiter!...I've been in your establishment for an hour and a quarter without having a chair...and you've still only given the tooth-picks to my wife who's dying of hunger... you'll make me lose my normal posture, and I'll end up with my feet in the dish... do you understand, waiter! －There now, Sir... there there now, there there!!!

NEWS 687: Waiting for the question of returning to Paris to be resolved

NEWS 687: Waiting for the question of returning to Paris to be resolved

NEWS 106: － Miss prud'homme [sic], I have learnt that the English are going to come again to contend for the Paris grand prix, my patriotism makes it a duty for me to prepare for the struggle

Parliamentary Scenes 7: The elector’s family We arrived in Paris just this morning and straight away said to ourselves: Let's find our Deputy, he’ll show us the interior of the Pantheon, and of the Invalides, and of the Royal Palace, and of the Well of Grenelle..