Chapter

 1 I  |       Though the faded and once beautiful face of the wife betrayed~
 2 II | capricious, with black hair and beautiful hands, was casting~the flame
 3 II |       by Ginevra di Piombo. The beautiful Italian became the~centre
 4 III|        all, the~benefactress is beautiful, a young man does not resist.
 5 III|     crossed the features of the beautiful Italian,--her~gestures,
 6 III|    weakness,~still defended her beautiful friend. Mademoiselle Roguin
 7 IV |   perhaps, have~seen faces more beautiful than his, but none has ever
 8 V  |     daughter;~the future was so beautiful as he painted it that she
 9 VI |     Ginevra looked sadly~on the beautiful, worn face, where toil and
10 VI |         popular expression, "as beautiful as the day." The~sense of
11 VI |        babe~the original of the beautiful portrait, the sole remaining