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 1 V  |   Vervelle to her parents.~ ~"Virginie," said her mother, "a young
 2 V  |     went away the father told Virginie to walk in front; but in
 3 VI |     painter had come to think Virginie~Vervelle charming.~ ~When
 4 VI |       as those of~the artist. Virginie became the color of her
 5 VI | little affectations charming, Virginie had such grace;~happily
 6 VI |      portrait of Mademoiselle Virginie,~he was virtually son-in-law
 7 VII|  could not help coloring, for Virginie was sitting.~ ~"Take Nature
 8 VII|    paint the portrait of your Virginie it would be~worth a thousand
 9 VII|      had enough of looking at~Virginie.~ ~"Who is that man?" asked
10 VII|     Are you quite sure," said Virginie, "that he has done no harm
11 VII|       of the landscape. Marry Virginie, and have that beautiful