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 1 I   |          Before the year 1817 the pictures~admitted never went beyond
 2 I   |            genre~paintings, easel pictures, landscapes, flowers, animals,
 3 I   |        not offer more than~twenty pictures in one year worthy of the
 4 I   |         to his credit if the four pictures had been exhibited in the~
 5 I   |       Salon with the hundred good pictures of that year, than his~twenty
 6 I   |        that year, than his~twenty pictures could, among three thousand
 7 I   |       spite~of the ten or a dozen pictures attached to them. Among
 8 II  |         and Elie Magus bought~his pictures at two and three hundred
 9 II  |           you are to paint me two pictures for~nothing."~ ~"Oh! oh!"~ ~"
10 II  |          afford to paint me three pictures."~ ~"True for you!" cried
11 III |    starting in Paris, selling old~pictures and living on the boulevard
12 III |           music; he was imagining pictures, he was painting. He left~
13 III |    lamp-light. He invented thirty pictures, all reminiscence, and felt~
14 III |         expression, he dug at his pictures. He~hired several models
15 III |          Breton had finished four pictures.~Again he asked counsel
16 III |    painters saw in three of these pictures a servile~imitation of Dutch
17 IV  |         advice, and retouched his pictures before~taking them to Elie
18 IV  |         to see what became of his pictures, and there he underwent
19 IV  |          his studio and made more pictures. After~seven years of continued
20 IV  |       Interior ordered two church~pictures of Fougeres.~ ~This Salon
21 IV  |      Dauphin, also the two~church pictures, and delivered them at the
22 IV  |       Elie~Magus some two hundred pictures, all of them utterly unknown,
23 IV  |           Fougeres sent about ten pictures a year to the~Salon, of
24 V   |           of the artist and paint pictures; but oh! what pictures!~
25 V   |      paint pictures; but oh! what pictures!~true pictures! each a finished
26 V   |           oh! what pictures!~true pictures! each a finished picture!
27 VI  |          shouldn't give away your pictures in that way; they are money,"~
28 VI  |       mentioned a fine gallery of~pictures which he had in his country-house
29 VI  |         thousand francs' worth of~pictures."~ ~"I love Art," said the
30 VII |          rely on my collection of~pictures to compensate an artist
31 VII |    galleries of Versailles.~ ~The pictures, magnificently framed, each
32 VII |        were one hundred and fifty pictures, varnished and~dusted. Some
33 VII |           recognized half his own pictures in these works of art.~He
34 VII |     looking at a Murillo. Spanish pictures were then~the rage.~ ~"You
35 VII |          rage.~ ~"You bought your pictures from Elie Magus?"~ ~"Yes,
36 VIII|         thousand~francs' worth of pictures?"~ ~"I painted those pictures,"
37 VIII|     pictures?"~ ~"I painted those pictures," said Pierre Grassou in
38 VIII|         aged look imparted to his pictures in~Elie's shop, and the
39 VIII| feuilletons take no notice of his pictures. But he still~works on;
40 VIII|           his heart!--he buys the pictures of~celebrated artists who