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"inscription": "Above image, printed: LES BANQUETEURS. / 4 ; \nBelow image, printed: -Rifolard est plus charm\u00e9 que jamais de ne s'\u00eatre pas fait tuer dans les journ\u00e9es de juin, puisque cela / l'aurait priv\u00e9 du plaisir de se promener dans les rues de Boulogne sous une pluie de fleurs.",
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"inscription": "Upper margin, in pencil: W-25 V. 5-6 / also with text 4/10 ; \nlower margin, printed: Chez Aubert, Pl. de la Bourse, 29 Paris / Imp. de Aubert & Cie. ; \nin pencil: H.D. 677 II/II / (We-28-250) 16 Nov. 1848 / D. VI.1785 II/II",
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