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 1 I   | exhibition closes. Before the year 1817 the pictures~admitted
 2 I   |      old masters; but in that year, to the great astonishment
 3 I   |   than~twenty pictures in one year worthy of the eyes of the
 4 I   | hundred good pictures of that year, than his~twenty pictures
 5 II  |     month of December of that year, a season at~which the bourgeois
 6 II  |      twelve thousand francs a year."~ ~"What business did they
 7 III | artist, whose triumph~at that year's Salon was complete. Fougeres
 8 III |         With fifteen francs a year coming in, and a thousand
 9 IV  |   about two thousand francs a year while he spent but twelve~
10 IV  |     sent about ten pictures a year to the~Salon, of which the
11 VI  |   about ten thousand francs a year and capitalized the interest;~
12 VII |     the last fine days of~the year. The painter went modestly
13 VIII|      twenty thousand francs a year and spoils a thousand francs'~
14 VIII|     has six thousand francs a year in dowry, and~he lives with
15 VIII|      twenty thousand francs a year~with his notary."~ ~As Grassou