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Charlot
[ shahr-loh; French shar-loh ]
noun
- Jean [jeen, zhah, n], 1898–1979, U.S. painter, lithographer, and illustrator; born in France and active in Mexico.
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Charlot had mentioned this stat at his 2017 presentation as well, but VOSD couldn’t independently verify it.
He then demanded of Charlot, with obvious interest, whether they had not sustained some alarm or attack upon the road?
A number of old coquettes gathered about Charlot, whose youth and other attractions interested them greatly.
An inexplicable occurrence which my sister, Mme. Charlot, and myself witnessed impressed us most deeply.
When he entered the Rue Charlot at the appointed time, eleven-thirty, it was quiet and dark.
Leading out of it is the old Rue Charlot with numerous seventeenth-century and eighteenth-century houses or vestiges.
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