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1 I   |     Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition
2 II  |       time they used to say, 'Take my horse.' Now we say, '
3 II  |       my horse.' Now we say, 'Take my bear.'~Well, what do
4 III |  colors with Brullon, and~not take the canvas of others. Go
5 V   |    monsieur, who are going to take our likenesses?" said~the
6 V   | Cardot is our~notary too."~ ~"Take care! don't move," said
7 VII |      Virginie was sitting.~ ~"Take Nature as you find her,"
8 VII |   Look here," said Fougeres, "take my place while I go and
9 VIII|      and~that the feuilletons take no notice of his pictures.