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"inscription": "Above image, printed: REVUE CARICATURALE ; \n below image, printed: UN VOYAGE D'AGR\u00c9MENT A PARIS. / -Mon cher ami, puisque vous partez pour Paris, ayez donc la complaisance de vous charger de cette petite lettre! / -De cette petite commission! -De cette petite malle! -Rapportez-moi quinze livres de graine moutarde blanche.... / -N'oubliez pas mon racahout des Arabes... ni le biberons Darbo pour ma femme. / (Le voyageur \u00e0 part) -Que le diable les emporte!... dans les huit jours que je vais passer \u00e0 Paris, on ne me laissera / pas seulement un quarte d'heure pour aller voir l'Ob\u00e9lisque!.....",
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"inscription": "Upper margin, in penicl: 19 LeG / v.3-4 / #24 / D. 436 ; \nlower margin, printed: Chez Pannier Editr. R. du Croissant, 16 / Chez Aubert, Pl. de la Bourse, 29 / Imp. d'Aubert & Cie. ; \nin pencil: H.D. 436 (Le G - 26 - 240 ) / 1843 / ( also published in La Caricature / in state II - 18 June 1843 ) / D.III.1012 IV/IV",
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