Principal Works
- À se tordre, 1891
- Vive la vie!, 1892
- Deux et deux font cinq, 1895
- Amours, délices et orgues, 1898
- L'Affaire Blaireau (The Badger Case), 1899
- Ne nous frappons pas (literally Let's not hit each another), 1900
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