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 1 V   |     might have arrested every painter in the world. The~shop was
 2 V   |      The stranger~was a young painter, who, seven years before,
 3 VI  |      to the~Salon," the great painter went on. "You see, these
 4 VI  | impassioned~face of the young painter. She at once recalled the
 5 VI  |    ecstatic face of the young painter. The~stranger replied by
 6 VI  |  again and again at the young painter, betraying the emotion~that
 7 VII |       In the first place, the painter had removed the two~pictures;
 8 VII |      placed in the way of the painter's ardent~nature gave added
 9 VII |    passion hindered the young painter from~hitting on the ingenious
10 VII |     family, to whom~the young painter tried to get access, in
11 XI  |     cannot surely know what a painter is?" cried her~mother with
12 XII |      Madame Roguin,~the young painter and his charming Augustine,
13 XII |  comes out well," replied the painter. "We should be~only too
14 XIII|       scene changed. When the painter~showed his wife the sketches
15 XIII|       gave, she~heard a young painter say, with the childlike
16 XIV |     and slippery descent: the painter's love was falling down~
17 XIV |       so quickly but that the~painter might find his wife mending
18 XV  |     made Augustine smile. The~painter's wife perceived that, apart
19 XIX |  sumptuous gallery, where the~painter's wife was led by the Duchess
20 XX  | worthy of her!" exclaimed the painter in a voice of thunder. "
21 XX  |          Let me be!" said the painter in a tone almost like a