EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 21: A husband burned with the fire of jealousy

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 43: LADEN WITH BUSINESS

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 28: The fifth act at the Gaîté

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT [second series]: A committee hearing the reading of a tragedy

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 25: －Oh!... and you?... －Me too!

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT [second series]: Having a dispute over their beauty

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 71 : View of the Seine from Paris to Chatou

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 60: View of a ministerial antichamber, under whichever government

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 60: View of a ministerial antichamber, under whichever government

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 1: A VISIT TO THE SALON. To be sure, all sculptors are smutty!..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 45: －Sorry, citizen, but I don't accept dogs in my carriage... －Be off with you, aristocrat!..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 29: －What's become of you then [,] Mister Lebrun?... －I've become a runaway... to the Stock-Exchange!..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 46: The woman should follow her husband wherever it is convenient for him to go and choose his residence. (Civil code marriage right)

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 53: AT A 32-SOUS-RESTAURANT. －Waiter, a chicken with cress?... －Sir, we've no chicken left... but if you like, I'll get you a large portion of cress!..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 24: －Did he need to smoke pipes[,] him there[,] to get a coloured face!

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 38: －They are young turtle-doves... that's how we used to be in former times, missis Duruflé..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 56: －Needless to say, the antique is always beautiful. －Yes, wife, in marble..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 70 : －Françoise, your cousin the fireman has come. －No, sir! －Well the broth tells me he has!..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 51: －It doesn't surprise me that women always have a taste for military uniform! －

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 49: －Colleague, don't trust the little baron... the more you dress him, the more you'll put yourself in a position to be uncovered..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 49: －Colleague, don't trust the little baron... the more you dress him, the more you'll put yourself in a position to be uncovered..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 67 : －My poor Azor's died!... －What a shame... better send a letter quick to inform General Grammont!..

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 50: Inconvenient to be too sentimental and to like going for walks by moonlight

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 64 : Inconvenient to have a relative called Babylas, which obliges [you] to go and take him a bouquet on 24 January

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 33: “The theatre is a good thing for the lower classes of Paris, they come there to relax in the evening from the hard toils of the day.” (All the moralists)