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 1 II  |        perhaps they'll~turn out family portraits."~ ~And with that
 2 II  |       in search of the Vervelle~family. To know to what extend
 3 V   |      here bowed to the Vervelle family and went away. Grassou~accompanied
 4 V   |       dot'!"~ ~"Yes, but what a family!"~ ~"Three hundred thousand
 5 V   |      golden calf threw upon the~family its fantastic reflections.~ ~"
 6 V   |      first sitting the Vervelle family became almost intimate~with
 7 VI  |           VI~While the Vervelle family discussed Pierre Grassou,
 8 VI  |       his own mind the Vervelle family. He found it impossible~
 9 VI  | slippers with~pointed toes. The family replied with smiles as flattering
10 VI  |   little skirmishes between the family~and the painter, who had
11 VI  |       This flattery brought the family on the double-quick to the
12 VI  |       and the enthusiasm of the family knew no bounds. The~notary
13 VI  |      son-in-law to the Vervelle family. The three~Vervelles bloomed
14 VI  |      sure, yes."~ ~The Vervelle family, extremely shocked by this
15 VII |    attraction a plain bourgeois family could offer to an artist.~ ~"
16 VIII|         de Fougeres (for so the family persisted in calling Pierre
17 VIII|    artists of the period. Not~a family portrait is painted between