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 1    I,  I  |       those brilliant, fashionable artists one meets in the Bois, for
 2    I,  I  |    prevents any real unity between artists and fashionable people,
 3    I,  I  |            the inspiration of true artists.~Leaning toward her, watching
 4    I,  II |         and the sworn protector of artists of all sorts. He was endowed
 5    I,  II |          is that?”~“A group of new artists, impressionists in a state
 6    I,  II |           good reason for it, that artists and learned men were merely
 7    I,  II |   discussion by declaring that all artists try to make people believe
 8    I,  III|           of those nights that put artists in that condition of cerebral
 9    I,  III|            happiness given only to artists, the happiness of bringing
10    I,  IV |            surged and rustled. The artists, who were in evidence until
11    I,  IV | connoisseur’s energy. All types of artists were to be seen—tall men
12    I,  IV |             of the curious, and of artists of the boulevard; the clan
13    I,  IV |         samples of everything that artists paint, have painted, and
14    I,  IV |       Exposition, to talk with the artists over the impressions of
15   II,  VI |        note of the two illustrious artists; and throughout the vast
16   II,  VI |         countenances, society men, artists, journalists, the whole
17   II,  VI |           You men of the world and artists all have a grudge against
18   II,  VI |            ceaseless influx of new artists and new admirers, congratulations