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 1 I   |   its paper-mills with the art of typography in Paris,
 2 I   | made no progress in either art; but by allowing a handsome
 3 I   |    to be past~master of an art which workmen pleasantly
 4 I   |  call "tipple-ography," an~art held in high esteem by the
 5 I   |   in the~consuming love of art and science, till they forgot
 6 II  |     Mme. de Bargeton loved art and letters, eccentric taste
 7 III |     But in this particular art or craft, as in all others,
 8 III |    to share her~tastes for art and letters, because this
 9 IV  |    had no suspicion of the art with which polite society
10 V   |   channels of commerce the art reached Asia Minor,~where
11 VI  |  articulate speech and the art of writing were~gradually
12 VIII|  name of any~great work of art executed in the provinces!