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 1 III |        at thirty. He made them~work like Negroes. These three
 2 IV  |        happiness in persistent work, Augustine and Virginie
 3 V   |        the midst of persistent work and cloistered~peace, was
 4 VI  |      coloring, such prodigious work, cannot yet~be understood;
 5 VI  |        forgotten that~lifelike work; and the public, which as
 6 VI  |       crowd to~see the crowned work. A fit of trembling shook
 7 X   |        be glad to take~all the work, and see my wife happy.
 8 XI  |     hit on one which she could work upon. At this strange period
 9 XIII|      the need for~resuming his work and his old habits. His
10 XIV |        Sommervieux, fired with work, came in from his~studio,
11 XIV | Augustine did not put away her work so quickly but that the~
12 XV  |   husband, Virginie had set to work to~create it. Having by
13 XVI |       shutters~in broad day to work by lamp-light? There, get