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"Little bourgeoise," the, 264-274

"Little people," 226, 264, 273, 274, 281

Little Sisters of the Poor, 301, 302

Lycées, 113-122


Maison Darnetal, 292

Marais, the, 31

Marchand de Vin, 245

Maternité, the, 285-287

Métayer, 227

Minister: Waldeck-Rousseau, 230, 237, 240

Molière, 255, 262

Mont-de-Piété, 393

Montmartre, 32, 38, 85, 248

Morality, 38, 42;
  influences of public-school training, 117;
  the moral training of Stanislas College, 130-137;
  tolerance of vice, 176;
  feminine cynicism, 177;
  the Frenchman's vices, 198

Motor cars, 60, 61


Napoleon, 46, 87, 110, 117, 154, 163, 234, 263

Nationalists, 75, 78, 79, 103, 220, 231, 236, 237

Nurses, religious and lay, 287, 293, 294


Orleans, Duc D', 54, 91, 260


Paris and Parisianism, 28-57;
  the gaiety and charm of Paris, 29;
  the influence of women, 32;
  the old streets of the Faubourg St. Germain, 35;
  inoffensiveness of the streets, 38;
  rents, 39;
  walks, 41;
  markets, 43;
  Parisianism, 47;
  aristocratic Paris, 50;
  the old-fashioned noblewomen, 54, 55;
  Parisian washerwomen, 220-222

Pastimes, 80-86

Patriotism, 80, 103, 236

Peasant, the, 202, 215, 228

Pellouaille, La, 202-205

People's colleges, 238-244