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 1 II  |   hundred francs when you haven't put six~sous' worth of color
 2 II  |      studio fun.~ ~"Well, I don't deny that you are to paint
 3 II  |         to do it, or not; I don't ask it. But you're an honest~
 4 II  |         marry the girl, you won't forget me."~ ~"Marry! I?"
 5 II  |            Bottles."~ ~"Now don't say that word; it makes
 6 III |        Opera. But Fougeres didn't see the ballet, didn't~hear
 7 III |     didn't see the ballet, didn't~hear the music; he was imagining
 8 III |     Schinner. "Ah! Fougeres can't manage to be~original."~ ~"
 9 IV  |       be rewarded. Grassou hasn't stolen~his successes; he
10 V   |       assuring him that he~didn't paint vegetables. This painter
11 V   |   painted by an artist who~wasn't decorated?" returned the
12 V   |    money; but of course you don't spend it as you~get it,"
13 V   |     replied the painter; "I don't spend it; I have not the~
14 V   |         Well, well! if that isn't a joke!" exclaimed Vervelle. "
15 V   |         too."~ ~"Take care! don't move," said the painter.~ ~"
16 V   |    understand."~ ~"Oh! why didn't you have me taught the arts?"
17 V   | Fougeres! not a bad name--doesn't look like a bad man either!
18 VI  |         grace;~happily she didn't look like her father or
19 VI  |         smiling.~ ~"You shouldn't give away your pictures
20 VI  |        gets his teeth in he won't let go while there's a bit~
21 VII |         Grassou's ear:--~ ~"Won't that country lout spoilt
22 VII |         taking the note. "I won't thank you. I can go back
23 VIII|        nothing at all!"~ ~"Didn't I tell you," said Vervelle, "