Chapter

 1 II | according to the~needs of each easel, produced a multitude of
 2 II |           Amelie rose, took an easel which stood near hers, carried
 3 II |     hastily~to the side of the easel the stool, the box of colors,
 4 II |      get Mademoiselle Piombo's easel and~place it next to mine,"
 5 II |       and~walked slowly to her easel, glancing carelessly at
 6 II |        she sat down before her~easel, opened her color-box, took
 7 II |     partition, returned to her easel, and~seemed to be arranging
 8 II |    shown to the removal of her easel. She was inwardly enchanted,
 9 II |      The master then went from easel to easel, scolding, flattering,~
10 II |        then went from easel to easel, scolding, flattering,~jesting,
11 II |           The pupil turned her easel so that no one but the master
12 II |   Amelie could get to her. The easel was now surrounded; Servin~
13 II |        round once more to each easel, and~gave such long lessons
14 III|  rested his elbow on Ginevra's~easel.~ ~"After all," he said,
15 III|     was free to sit beside her easel. Servin, who had a~sketch
16 III|      she went up to the girl's easel:--~ ~"You are staying late,