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 1 II  |  staircase to go in search of the Vervelle~family. To know to what
 2 II  |         him by the Sieur and~Dame Vervelle, adorned by their only daughter,
 3 V   |     without a~smile, for Monsieur Vervelle wore a three-thousand-franc
 4 V   |      Hearing those words Monsieur Vervelle frowned. The worthy bourgeois~
 5 V   |    monsieur," replied Grassou.~ ~"Vervelle, he has the cross!" whispered
 6 V   |           Magus here bowed to the Vervelle family and went away. Grassou~
 7 V   |      always been told," cried old Vervelle, "that artists were~baskets
 8 V   |   indiscreet to ask?" said Madame~Vervelle.~ ~"A good fellow, all round,"
 9 V   |          isn't a joke!" exclaimed Vervelle. "Cardot is our~notary too."~ ~"
10 V   |          arts?" said Mademoiselle~Vervelle to her parents.~ ~"Virginie,"
11 V   |     During this first sitting the Vervelle family became almost intimate~
12 VI  |                      VI~While the Vervelle family discussed Pierre
13 VI  |     discussed in his own mind the Vervelle family. He found it impossible~
14 VI  |        had come to think Virginie~Vervelle charming.~ ~When the three
15 VI  |         the audacity to call pere Vervelle witty.~This flattery brought
16 VI  |         they are money,"~said old Vervelle.~ ~At the third sitting
17 VI  |         At the third sitting pere Vervelle mentioned a fine gallery
18 VI  |          Potter, etc.~ ~"Monsieur Vervelle has been very extravagant,"
19 VI  |         extravagant," said Madame Vervelle,~ostentatiously. "He has
20 VI  |      bottle-dealer.~ ~When Madame Vervelle's portrait was begun that
21 VI  |    enormous weight in the scales. Vervelle's friends now heard of~nothing
22 VI  |       virtually son-in-law to the Vervelle family. The three~Vervelles
23 VI  |           to be sure, yes."~ ~The Vervelle family, extremely shocked
24 VII |           and write that~note."~ ~Vervelle rolled to the table and
25 VII |           that man?" asked Madame Vervelle.~ ~"A great artist," answered
26 VII |     artist like you,"~said Madame Vervelle.~ ~The ways of genius had
27 VII |      presence of a man~of genius, Vervelle risked giving Fougeres an
28 VII |           among us."~ ~Little old Vervelle himself rolled like an apple
29 VII | magnificence, Monsieur and Madame Vervelle reached the moment of their~
30 VII |             an elderly Demoiselle Vervelle, and a~number of other guests
31 VII |         famous collection of pere Vervelle, who was~fond of oppressing
32 VII |       water! quick!" cried Madame Vervelle. The~painter took pere Vervelle
33 VII |   Vervelle. The~painter took pere Vervelle by the button of his coat
34 VIII|      Three thousand francs," said Vervelle in a whisper, as they reached~
35 VIII|          Didn't I tell you," said Vervelle, "that I had three hundred
36 VIII|            said Pierre Grassou in Vervelle's ear,~"and I sold them