Chapter

 1 II |        after~advancing a little way among her companions. "Good-morning,
 2 II |   drawings and~paintings on her way, and bidding good-morning
 3 II |        each other in a friendly way, but said~nothing; one painted,
 4 II |      came into my~hands in this way. My father-in-law, who returned
 5 III|      reached it, and barred his way.~ ~ ~"Can you restore the
 6 III|       officer a gentle smile~by way of a parting consolation.~ ~
 7 III|         I thought it was a long way from your home to the studio,
 8 IV |      natural position, said, by way of conversation:~ ~"Monsieur'
 9 IV | nevertheless,~compelled to give way before their pride and the
10 VI |  strength was beginning to give way, opened the casement of~
11 VI |       the right to work in this way," he answered.~ ~"Could
12 VI |         but sometimes they gave way to~an apathy which resembled