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 1 II |    Grassou of Fougeres was his~studio, looking over to Montmartre.
 2 II |       over to Montmartre. This studio was painted in brick-~color,
 3 II |       in which to put~away the studio implements, a table for
 4 II | beginning his~work in the tidy studio.~ ~"How are you, old rascal?"
 5 II |    employed what painters call studio fun.~ ~"Well, I don't deny
 6 II |    have never dared to enter a studio. The girl has a 'dot' of~
 7 III|     own wings, Fougeres~took a studio in the upper part of the
 8 III|      his~stove; then, to use a studio expression, he dug at his
 9 IV |       painter went back to his studio and made more pictures.
10 IV |     furnished an apartment and studio in the rue de Navarin, and~
11 V  |        face~vulgarly called in studio slang a "melon." This fruit
12 V  |       as they looked round~the studio, an air of happiness which
13 VI |      to stay peacefully in his studio, so he took a walk on the
14 VI |  Vervelles bloomed out in this studio, which they were now accustomed~
15 VI |      he walked round~the whole studio, and returned abruptly to