Jacquot

I'm your nephew, the one who used to play here in the old days, the one whom you called Jacquot ....

The Confessions of Arsène Lupin Maurice Leblanc 1902

A strong handsome donkey called Jacquot, with a white nose and knotted tail.

Queen Victoria Anonymous 1901

Anybody who cannot resist curiosity on the point may consult Alphonse Karr (who really might have found something fitter on which to expend his energies); Quérard, an ill-tempered bibliographer, for whom there is the excuse that, except ill-temper, idleness, with a particularly malevolent Satan to find work for its hands to do, or mere hunger, hardly anything would make a man a bibliographer of his sort; and the person whom the law called Jacquot, and he himself by the handsomer title of Eugène de Mirecourt.

A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century George Saintsbury 1889

This vehicle is much used by Her Majesty when driving about the grounds, and is drawn by an exceedingly strong, handsome donkey called "Jacquot," in colour a very dark brown, with white nose and curiously knotted tail.

The Idler Magazine, Volume III, April 1893 An Illustrated Monthly Various

"Jacquot," who is a very intelligent animal, with a rather strong objection to work, and a great love of good living, accompanies Her

The Idler Magazine, Volume III, April 1893 An Illustrated Monthly Various

Fashioned by the sure hand of director Jacquot, the film is both seductive and repellent -- a dynamic examination of dominance and submission.

Brad Balfour: Films in Review: Two of the Next Generation for Francophiles Brad Balfour 2011

She collaborates in an exploration of the erotic wild side in Jacquot Benoit's Deep in the Woods, currently on view in Film Society of Lincoln Center's annual crowd magnet, Rendez-vous with French Cinema.

Brad Balfour: Films in Review: Two of the Next Generation for Francophiles Brad Balfour 2011

Ms. Varda's "Jacquot de Nantes" is a profoundly touching portrait of the her husband, famed French director Jacques Demy "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg", made a year after his 1990 death.

Doom and Gloom, and the Cult Steve Dollar 2011

She collaborates in an exploration of the erotic wild side in Jacquot Benoit's Deep in the Woods, currently on view in Film Society of Lincoln Center's annual crowd magnet, Rendez-vous with French Cinema.

Brad Balfour: Films in Review: Two of the Next Generation for Francophiles Brad Balfour 2011

Fashioned by the sure hand of director Jacquot, the film is both seductive and repellent -- a dynamic examination of dominance and submission.

Brad Balfour: Films in Review: Two of the Next Generation for Francophiles Brad Balfour 2011