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 1 I   |        there exhibited.~Among the two hundred selected paintings,
 2 I   |       never went beyond the first two columns of the long gallery~
 3 II  |      Magus bought~his pictures at two and three hundred francs
 4 II  |          pretensions! You talk of two hundred francs when you
 5 II  |          that you are to paint me two pictures for~nothing."~ ~"
 6 III |       their interior effects. The two masters were not~robbed.
 7 III |        another picture, and spent two months upon it,--eating
 8 III |          lent him stuffs.~ ~After two months' seclusion the Breton
 9 III |     Bridau to the~invitation. The two painters saw in three of
10 IV  |          earned~laboriously about two thousand francs a year while
11 IV  |        was a priest, on the other two women, one old, one young,
12 IV  |           of the Interior ordered two church~pictures of Fougeres.~ ~
13 IV  | Monseigneur the Dauphin, also the two~church pictures, and delivered
14 IV  |  manufactured for Elie~Magus some two hundred pictures, all of
15 V   |        him the~imposing income of two thousand francs, to allow
16 V   |      white satin and adorned with two~honest bows of the same
17 V   |           They were to come again two days later. As~they went
18 VI  |          turned Roman, etc. After two years of marriage~what man
19 VI  |     ordinary red to a cherry-red, two shades~deeper.~ ~"Brings
20 VIII|         to whom she has presented two~children. This painter,
21 Add |         Study of Woman~Letters of Two Brides~Cousin Betty~The