Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |       as he was to the gay and easy manners of the studios and
2    I,  I  | enumerated, in his gallant and easy manner, all the anxieties
3    I,  II |    information thus gleaned an easy, clear, and good-natured
4    I,  II |       from one to another with easy elegance of manner.~He was
5    I,  III|       seldom opened lay within easy reach on a round table with
6    I,  III|      waiting there already, in easy attitudes, while below,
7    I,  III|      the artist in a perfectly easy tone:~“Why do you go so
8    I,  IV |    accustomed to fall into the easy attitudes of an old friend
9   II,  V  |    hands on his hips, with the easy air of well-made men, who