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 1 I   |        cat playing rackets.~This picture was what moved the young
 2 I   |        cats. To the right of the picture, on an azure field~which
 3 V   |        for a moment to gaze~at a picture which might have arrested
 4 V   |      excited fancy by the~living picture before him, he naturally
 5 VI  |          uncovered a small easel~picture and a portrait. After a
 6 VI  |          her from getting to the picture.~ ~"You will be stifled!"
 7 VI  |          few steps of the~second picture. Chance thus brought them,
 8 VII |         very amusing to see in a picture what you can~see any day
 9 XII |         present of the wonderful picture~which they had failed to
10 XII |  necessary to the harmony of the picture.~Monsieur Guillaume had
11 XIII|         look than for the finest picture. The only~sublime she knew
12 XV  | occupation, Sommervieux's famous picture~filled the place of honor,
13 XVII|          At the moment when this picture was presented to Augustine'
14 XX  |          Where did you find that picture?"~ ~"The Duchess de Carigliano