Huit femmes
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Suzon, la fille aînée
Gaby, la mère
Catherine, la fille cadette
Mamy, la grand-mère
Augustine, la soeur de Gaby
Mme Chanel, la gouvernante
Louise, la femme de chambre
Pierrette, la soeur du mari
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