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 1 II  |    surround God the Father. The~apprentices snuffed up the exhalations
 2 II  |    jovial, as he~seemed, of the apprentices retired and came back holding
 3 III |    clothier paid no heed to his apprentices; he was absorbed in trying
 4 III |     stranger, the eldest of the apprentices, having seen that the young~
 5 III |         modern shops,~where the apprentices expect to be rich men at
 6 III |            Though each of these apprentices, even the eldest, paid a
 7 IV  |        a master draper from his apprentices was that they would have~
 8 IV  |       The~masters adopted their apprentices. The young man's linen was
 9 V   |      his wife, the faces of the apprentices, and the~pure form of Augustine,
10 VII |         been squirted on by the apprentices while~awaiting the appearance
11 VIII| Varietes, while the two younger apprentices each received a crown of~