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 1 I   |        that of an artist named Pierre~Grassou, coming from Fougeres,
 2 II  |       too bulky in~themselves, Pierre Grassou, who had risen early,
 3 II  |       me."~ ~"Marry! I?" cried Pierre Grassou,--"I, who have a
 4 II  |        on the anterior life of Pierre Grassou of Fougeres.~~
 5 III |      all~discreet; at any rate Pierre discovered none of their
 6 III |       talent. Everything about Pierre Grassou~smacked of mediocrity.
 7 III |   seasons. Elie Magus, to whom Pierre offered his first~picture,
 8 III |     francs.~ ~For several days Pierre walked down from the rue
 9 III |       that beat in unison with Pierre's; his talent was~understood
10 IV  |      daubs. Magus was out, and Pierre could obtain no information
11 IV  |      510. Grassou de Fougeres (Pierre), rue de Navarin, 2.~Death-toilet
12 IV  |      This Salon of 1829 was to Pierre Grassou his whole fortune,
13 V   |       idea entered the head of Pierre Grassou as the daylight
14 VI  |      Vervelle family discussed Pierre Grassou, Pierre Grassou~
15 VI  |      discussed Pierre Grassou, Pierre Grassou~discussed in his
16 VI  |       to look at the sketches. Pierre Grassou~thought these little
17 VI  |     for nothing?" they said.~ ~Pierre Grassou could not help smiling.~ ~"
18 VI  | highest praise of the painter. Pierre Grassou~was, he said, one
19 VII |       was~charming to our poor Pierre Grassou, so little accustomed
20 VII |       let go for one moment of Pierre Grassou~for seven hours.
21 VII |    presence of young ladies.~ ~Pierre Grassou stood with arms
22 VIII|  painted those pictures," said Pierre Grassou in Vervelle's ear,~"
23 VIII|    family persisted in calling Pierre Grassou)~advanced so much
24 VIII|    wife.~ ~At the present day, Pierre Grassou, who never misses
25 VIII|      happiest people on~earth. Pierre Grassou never emerges from
26 VIII|       mischievous than~that of Pierre Grassou, who is, moreover,
27 Add | Classes~Cousin Pons~ ~Grassou, Pierre~A Bachelor's Establishment~