Chapter

 1 II |       master, or painting a genre~picture. The artist thus sufficed
 2 II |      giving the last touches to a picture for the~Exposition. All
 3 II |           of colors, and even the~picture by Prudhon, which the absent
 4 II |          her apron, looked at her picture, examined her~palette, without,
 5 II |       changed the position of her picture, pretended to be still~dissatisfied
 6 II |           now~thrown upon it. Her picture, however, was not in her
 7 II |          near here to~examine her picture, when the regular breathing
 8 III|      before her eyes was a~living picture, to which all human sentiments,
 9 III|     painting a few strokes on the picture. "But~I thought it was a
10 III|   enthusiasm, "I have finished my~picture! it is now being varnished.
11 III| reputation? Why, in a few days my picture will make it at the~Exposition."~ ~"
12 IV |             said the mother.~ ~"A picture of your own! will you bring