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 1 1 |        are clear as ever. The~artist has given I know not what
 2 1 |      judge, it was done by an artist~of the great Venetian school
 3 2 |      of it was fan-shaped. An artist would~have admired beyond
 4 5 |    said of her. Camille is an artist, she has~genius, she leads
 5 7 |     Touches, she was careful, artist that she is, not to change
 6 8 |      represents himself as an artist who~receives his inspirations
 7 8 |      nature, that~impassioned artist is cold as a well-rope.
 8 8 | well-rope. Listen to him: the artist~is a missionary. Art is
 9 8 |    noble thing,the life of an~artist. We women live by love,
10 9 |     Calyste, rival~such as an artist? What woman could ever cease
11 15|    that of~Beatrix. The great artist was capable of treachery
12 18|    became, naturally, a great artist in dress, in coquetry,~in
13 23|       his fortune rival. This artist, a charming~lad, worked
14 25|     am not a lorette, I am an artist," said Madame Schontz, with