Chapter

 1 II |         confidence.~ ~It was the artist's intention to take no pupils
 2 II |       girls, and the fact of the artist's marriage, gave him an~
 3 II |    painting a genre~picture. The artist thus sufficed for the educational
 4 II |           they expect to find an artist squeezed into a gutter.~ ~
 5 II |     silent. Strange symbol of~an artist's head!~ ~At the moment
 6 II | exclaimed, with the~energy of an artist.~ ~All the pupils rose on
 7 III|          which she admired as an artist. Led by~accidental curiosity
 8 III|      pleasure than suffering. An artist would have admired,~involuntarily,
 9 III|         your reputation--"~ ~The artist smiled, and said, interrupting
10 III|          have ruined you!"~ ~The artist took Luigi's hand and that
11 V  |          the paraphernalia of~an artist.~ ~"So here I am to work!"
12 V  |     herself. Never had the young artist done so remarkable a work.