Maillots [noun]

From the crowds at Port Maillot came loudly expressed inquiries for friends who perchance might be among our wounded.

As on the first occasion, roadsides and avenues within Port Maillot were crowded with people.

Across this they poured in wild confusion and made no halt until they had passed the Fort Maillot.

They have advanced too from Neuilly and are pressing forward towards Porte Maillot.

On the 25th, at nine o'clock in the morning, the cannon from the Porte-Maillot to Asnières were silent.

When the white flag was hoisted on the outpost of the Porte-Maillot the Versaillese ceased firing.

The artillerists of the Porte-Maillot, turning round, beheld in their rear the Versaillese, their neighbours for some ten hours.

I could distinctly perceive a small barricade erected in front of the Porte Maillot on this side of the ramparts.

The most impatient of the refugees are already through the Porte Maillot; who will give them hospitality there?

After a brisk run, he returned by chance through the Porte Maillot, then not nearly so thickly inhabited as it is to-day.