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

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 43: LADEN WITH BUSINESS

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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 50: Inconvenient to be too sentimental and to like going for walks by moonlight

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 55: －I beg your pardon if I didn't spot you straight away... I was unable to recognise you among the other roses in the garden!..

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)

EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT 39: －It's biting, mister Galimard, it's biting!... －I'll allow myself to say that at eight degrees rivers and noses are frozen!..

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