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 1 1 |      in the minds of painters, artists, thinkers who have visited~
 2 1 |    with Breton costumes, which artists flock to draw;~these stand
 3 1 | Guerande and nowhere else. All artists, and even certain~bourgeois,
 4 6 |      woman opened her house to artists, authors~of renown, learned
 5 6 |  intellect; she adores Art~and artists; she goes from the poet
 6 6 |    other authors, journalists, artists, and men~of the world. She
 7 8 |       Conti, like a great many~artists, is dainty in all his ways;
 8 8 |     But alas! we are only poor artists, and want of money is bringing~
 9 8 |        venturesome language of artists so as not to shake~me in
10 18|     she went on. "I live among artists, writers, in short the~world
11 19|   dressing-table at~which true artists have worked, and my mother
12 22|      world,of which~one of our artists wittily remarked at the
13 22|     patronize a few young men,~artists, men of letters, new-fledged
14 22|  managers of theatres trade in artists; you degrade an institution
15 25|        title which the various artists had given to~their inn after