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The petite here was lost, and thanks to the Bon Dieu I have just found her.
A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE IN THE GREAT WARLOUISE MACK
She was a wee thing—certainly not more than five foot tall—and petite, almost to an extreme.
ONE DAYANONYMOUS
A petite comdie called "La Marquise" preceded this brilliant trifle.
PARIS AND THE PARISIANS IN 1835 (VOL. 1 OF 2)FRANCES MILTON TROLLOPE
We have seen the relations between the fortune-tellers and Leroy, governor of the pages of the Petite Ecurie.
PRINCES AND POISONERSFRANTZ FUNCK-BRENTANO
She was petite, and possessed a face whose fascination few could withstand.
WON BY THE SWORDG.A. HENTY
She was a petite blonde, and, even after it ceased to be fashion, she wore her light hair down her back in many ringlets.
AS I REMEMBERMARIAN GOUVERNEUR
Madame Arnoldson is petite, piquant and picturesque on the stage, and has dark hair and eyes.
FAMOUS SINGERS OF TO-DAY AND YESTERDAYHENRY C. LAHEE
At that moment Petite Jeanne sat in a dark corner backstage, engulfed in despair.
GREEN EYESROY J. SNELL
About this time Mary met Ursa Major, who may have treated men very rudely, but not your petite, animated and clever women.
LITTLE JOURNEYS TO THE HOMES OF THE GREAT, VOL. 13ELBERT HUBBARD
We were gathered together in the salon of the Petite Maison Rouge the following morning, partly by accident.
JOHNNY LUDLOW, FIFTH SERIESMRS. HENRY WOOD

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