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How Paris amuses itself; (1903)

Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 256

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in the restaurant upstairs. Monsieur, answered mademoiselle, indig-nantly, when that becomes my metier, I shallmanage it myself. Among the bons gar^ons and braves filtes of the<vie de Boheme, on the Butte, this good Parisiennewould have been held in respect and esteem. There are few marriages… … I>ra\vin^ }>y T.faiidrfc MLLE. DESCHAMPS IN THE CABARETS 221 of homes. Sometimes these bons garcons andbraues filks do marry, just as they tell you Pierrotreally did in the end, beneath the tremblingorgan and the tolling bell; but these instancesare rare. When one does happen, the…

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