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 1 I  |         pictures~admitted never went beyond the first two columns
 2 II |         hundred francs apiece," went on Elie; "so you~can very
 3 III| academic circles. After that he went to~Schinner's, to learn
 4 III|    their secrets. From~there he went to Sommervieux' atelier,
 5 III|       picture on the easel, and went to one of his former masters,
 6 III|     painter left everything and~went at once. When poor Fougeres
 7 III|  galley-slave.~ ~One evening he went to the boulevard, his feet
 8 III|    regarded him~as a father. He went home with joy in his heart;
 9 IV |         his eyes.~ ~The painter went back to his studio and made
10 IV |         visited his friends, he went to see works of art,~he
11 IV |          he mounted guard duly, went to reviews, and paid~his
12 V  |         the Vervelle family and went away. Grassou~accompanied
13 V  |         two days later. As~they went away the father told Virginie
14 VI |   happiness. That~night when he went to bed the painter had come
15 VII|       and see us."~ ~And off he went without taking leave, having
16 VII|        of~the year. The painter went modestly by public conveyance,