MUSICAL SKETCHES 13: A music-loving family beginning to rehearse from the morning the great piece which it will sing in the evening at the concert given at Mr. Coquardeau's

MUSICAL SKETCHES 3: AT THE CHAMPS-ELYSEES. It has never been known whether it is the music which makes the beer go down, or the beer which makes one swallow the music

MUSICAL STUDIES, － BY H. DAUMIER. MUSIC OF THE OLD LOTTERY

MUSICAL STUDIES, － BY H. DAUMIER. THE HARP, CELESTIAL INSTURUMENT. (Dictionary of music.)

MUSICAL SKETCHES 5: A gentleman managing to prove that he is able to sing and play the piano at the same time － which is a great discomfort

MUSICAL SKETCHES 18: The first act of a café-concert, singing from seven o'clock until midnight, with or without trills, according to the taste of the consumers

MUSICAL SKETCHES 16: Revelling the public of Carpentras

MUSICAL SKETCHES 1: Parisian music lovers taking advantage of Rossini's sojourn in Italy to allow themselves to perform a bit of William Tell

MUSICAL SKETCHES 4: Seeking to fascinate a rich heiress with his 'do' from the chest

NEWS 65: EXERCISES OF THE PRUSSIAN HERCULES －Will he lift it? [or] won't he

MUSICAL SKETCHES 9: Obligatory preludes to all amateur concerts

MUSICAL SKETCHES 18: In the act of charming an entire company with the ballad of Nicolas the Fair

NEWS 3: A DECEMBRUISED: －Well!... it seems that the neighbour will also have found himself somewhere along the President of the Republic's passage!

NEWS 3: A DECEMBRUISED: －Well!... it seems that the neighbour will also have found himself somewhere along the President of the Republic's passage!

4. The Thing at the Entrance to the Other World was Smooth and Flat, and from It ... [from "From Nine Dreams"]

NEWS 90: －There are lots of broken eggs there, the only thing is knowing if the omlette will succeed

SKETCHES OF EXPRESSIONS 46: The Crow, having sung all summer, ... －The Papa－ The Crow..., the crow having sung.... begin it again for me at once..

13. It Transformed Itself into the Wings of a Black Insect Which Ran Along the Surface of the Water... [from "From Nine Dreams"]

[PARISIAN SKETCHES, － BY H. DAUMIER] (AT THE CIRCUS. She is his daughter: or the art of destroying his children and making denials of it.)

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

SKETCHES OF THE THEATRE 15: That which proves to us why it is pertfectly useless to spout gracious compliments to the public, in the play's final couplet

PARISIAN SKETCHES 7: In contemplation before the opera's ship, － at least it is not before that of the porte St. Martin, － nor indeed that of the ambigu [sic], － anyway, what is certain is that they are gazing upon a vessel

MUSICAL SKETCHES 8: － Oh! sir what talent mademoiselle your daughter possesses... what talent, what talent! － In our family, we are all superlatively consituted for music... I myself, in my youth, was of first-rate skill on the clarinet

JOURNEY TO CHINA 16: THE MUSIC LESSON. The Chinese man of independent means likes to occupy his leisure by cultivating music: very willingly he takes lessons on the clarinet, the accordion or the hunting horn, and in spite of the contrary opinion of his unfortunate neighbours, persists in calling this an accomplishment!

THE MOUNTEBANKS: You see here the great celebrities of literary, musical and artistic France, they are each 36 feet below sea-level..