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The old man teaches Abellina the secret of her lover, whom she believed to be dead (Die Schöne Abellina, t1, 1799) - Weber

Dead Virginie washed ashore (Paul and Virginie) - Descourtis after Schall

Virginie sees the ship she is to embark on in the harbor (Paul and Virginie) - Descourtis after Schall

Paul's prayer at his rendezvous with Virginie (Paul and Virginie) - Descourtis after Schall

Prayer for the pardon of the Maroon Negress (Paul and Virginie) - Descourtis after Schall

Fidèle and Domingue find Paul and Virginie (Paul and Virginie) - Descourtis after Schall

Visit from M. de la Bourdonnais (Paul and Virginie) - Descourtis after Schall

Don Pedre gives Don Cleofas Seraphina's hand (The Devil upon Two Sticks, 1726) - Dubercelle

The Whorehouse (The Devil upon two Sticks, 1726) - Dubercelle

Chap. 5 Of Songs (The Devil upon two Sticks, 1726) - Dubercelle

A tragic poet's tangle with a comic author (The Devil upon two Sticks, 1726) - Dubercelle

The power of friendship (The Devil upon two Sticks, ed. 1726) - Dubercelle

The graves in the church on Calle d'Alcala (The Devil upon two Sticks, 1726) - Dubercelle

Fire at don Pèdre's hotel (The Devil upon two Sticks, ed. 1726) - Dubercelle

A street concert turns into a fistfight (The Devil upon two Sticks, ed. 1726) - Dubercelle

Description of the loggias in the madhouse (The Devil upon two Sticks, ed. 1726) - Dubercelle

Description of the prison where dona Thomasa is locked up (The Devil upon two Sticks, ed. 1726) - Dubercelle

Don Luis takes on Belflor with a sword (The Devil upon two Sticks, ed. 1726) - Dubercelle

Asmodeus carries the schoolboy over the roofs of Madrid (The Devil upon two Sticks, 1726) - Dubercelle

Frontispiece to “The Devil upon two Sticks” by Lesage, ed. 1726 - F. Dubercelle

Frontispiece to “The Devil upon two Sticks” by Lesage, ed. 1707 - Louise-Magdeleine Horthemels