Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I |       artistic Paris, when the painters were monopolizing the favor
 2    I,  I |       the loves of illustrious painters, that she let herself glide
 3    I,  II|      for domestic surgery.~The painters, with whom his official
 4    I,  IV| special category of decorative painters who have sent canvases of
 5    I,  IV|      peculiar to this class of painters.~There was the clan of the
 6    I,  IV|    form; the clan of bourgeois painters, assisted by the family
 7    I,  IV|    group of celebrated brother painters, members of the Institute
 8    I,  IV|        impressions of the day.~Painters and sculptors stood talking
 9   II,  I |       the things that all poor~painters have done; I have only one
10   II,  VI|        The other, knowing that painters are not always in a giving
11   II,  VI|   eulogy on four or five young painters who, gifted with real ability
12   II,  VI|   genius.~As did all the older painters, Bertin sneered at these
13   II,  VI|        in the battalion of old painters of talent, whom the younger