The petite ville ("little town") is on an island between the two branches.
Eligible case-patients were persons >5 years of age who were hospitalized between October 22 and November 9 for acute watery diarrhea at the Médecins Sans Frontières cholera treatment unit in Petite Rivière, a town in a densely populated rural region near the Artibonite River.
La Petite Fugue in the town of Namur offers a modern spin on classic French cuisine that mirrors its minimalist décor.
La Petite Porte is a converted town house decorated with Amazonian wood and handmade furniture, and the Jardines de Uyuni, where we stayed, has colourfully painted adobe walls, a stony indoor garden with benches set on pieces of white salt rock, and rooms with striped weavings.
But if I were bringing friends from out of town for the petites douceurs, we'd savor them together near the central basin in the Jardin du Luxembourg, where tourists and Parisians alike crowded around to watch the motorized sailboats skate across the water.
Our guide, a petite, middle-aged woman from the nearby town of Sandakan called Bennie, beckoned me and I laboured to keep up with her as she skipped through the jungle beyond the orang-utans' platform.
"We are non-political, our job is just to make sure the town functions," Svetlana Kalinichenko, the petite advisor to the town's mayor, anxiously told VICE News.
The 20th century witnessed the rise of new classes, with the emergence of an African petite bourgeoisie and working class in the towns and a considerable degree of stratification in the countryside.
The objet d'art, titled My Petite Fleur, was one of 24 displayed around town; they have apparently become an inviting target for aesthetically critical horse thieves.
The petite, compact Mazet-Delpeuch, in her early 70s, is in town to talk about Haute Cuisine, a film loosely based on two of her experiences: as personal chef for French president Francois Mitterrand from 1988-90, and her year-long-plus tenure as cook for a research lab on an island off Antarctica.
