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Il Signor Dottore (Goldoni, Opere teatrali, t40, Venice, A. Zatta, 1794)

Il Mondo della Luna (Goldoni, Opere teatrali, t40, Venice, A. Zatta, 1794)

L'Infortunée!... her name was like mine! (Célestine, t. 4) - after Fortier

Yes, the happiness of my life depends on you (Célestine, t. 3) - Fortier

He loads the saddest of burdens on his shoulder (Célestine, t. 2) - Bovinet after Challiou

What are you going to do? (Célestine, t. 1) - Bovinet after Challiou

Plate 21 (Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, 1780) - Gravelot?

Plate 20 (Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, 1780) - Gravelot?

The carriage attack (Pietro Chiari, La Filosofessa italiana, Venice, Pasinelli, 1756, t4)

Immortelle par ses enfants (Pietro Chiari, La Filosofessa italiana, Venice, Pasinelli, 1753, t3)

The letter (Pietro Chiari, La Filosofessa italiana, Venice, Pasinelli, 1753, t2)

Ver-Vert au milieu des nonnes (Selected works by Gresset, 1793) - Moreau le Jeune

Thunder falls at the feet of a Deist (Robinson Crusoe, Dutch translation, 1721)

A presentiment saves a Lady from the danger of fire (Robinson Crusoe, Dutch translation, 1721)

A demon bewitches a lady (Robinson Crusoe, Dutch translation, 1721)

The dice don't free two condemned men (Robinson Crusoe, Dutch translation, 1721)

R. discovers the site of cannibal feasts (Robinson Crusoe, Dutch translation 1721)

R.'s manners (Robinson Crusoe, Dutch translation, 1721)

An Englishman complains of being beaten by a Dutchman (Robinson Crusoe, Dutch translation, 1721)

R. frees himself from the Moor and flees (Robinson Crusoe, Dutch translation, 1721)

R. makes pots for his provisions (Robinson Crusoe, Dutch translation, 1721)