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 1 III  |          of the family when they went into the country, or when,~
 2 IV   |        three women, who came and went and exerted themselves as
 3 V    |          himself from his bliss, went home, ate nothing,~and could
 4 VI   |               VI~The next day he went to his studio, and did not
 5 VI   |         portrait of his idol. He went many times~past the house
 6 VI   |          they know how to evade, went into his room, and woke
 7 VI   |        Salon," the great painter went on. "You see, these two
 8 IX   |     Mademoiselle Virginie, as he went out of the~smoky office,
 9 X    |     Lebas. During the sermon all went well between~Augustine and
10 X    |       love affair had~fallen; he went out, with a raging soul,
11 X    |          two. The first time she went down to the lower floor
12 X    |           Virginie, inquisitive, went down again; but this time
13 XI   |       silence.--~"Augustine," he went on, "artists are generally
14 XI   |        cousin. Do you know," she went on, smiling at~Augustine, "
15 XI   |          senator, all because he went as~mayor to congratulate
16 XI   |        Augustine," Madame Roguin went on, after a short pause, "
17 XII  |               XII~The old draper went to look for Joseph Lebas,
18 XV   |        two o'clock old Guillaume went to cast~an eye on the business
19 XVI  |         of habit, and her mother went on in harsh tones: "Don'
20 XVI  | imaginations'?" Madame Guillaume went on, interrupting~her daughter
21 XVII |     distress of heart, Augustine went away, feeling the impossibility~
22 XVIII|    vanity; he was famous, and he~went nowhere. I like you too
23 XIX  |      dear child," the great lady went on in a serious tone, "conjugal~
24 XIX  |        other. Listen~to me," she went on, assuming a confidential