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1 V   |    client without a~smile, for Monsieur Vervelle wore a three-thousand-franc
2 V   | studios.~ ~Hearing those words Monsieur Vervelle frowned. The worthy
3 V   |      for Art.~ ~"So it is you, monsieur, who are going to take our
4 V   | assuming a jaunty air.~ ~"Yes, monsieur," replied Grassou.~ ~"Vervelle,
5 V   |     you move about~you'll make monsieur miss; you should just see
6 VI  |   Titian, Paul Potter, etc.~ ~"Monsieur Vervelle has been very extravagant,"
7 VII |     equalled its~magnificence, Monsieur and Madame Vervelle reached
8 VIII|      admiring bottle-merchant, Monsieur~de Fougeres (for so the