If it has any extra leaves, pick a leaf or two, and follow instructions on leaf propagation.

Here's what I would do immediately. Slice a leaf or two off with a clean sharp knife, wrap bottom end of leaf in a bit of paper towel and wet the towel. Drop the leaf into the bottom of a ziplock baggie, put where it receives bright indirect light.
If the leaf is good, it will revive in these humid conditions and the packaging will give you time to decide how to propagate. (ie, in a cup, in water, terrarium).
Sometimes baby violets get stressed, so for the plant, put 4 tooth picks (or little sticks) in the pot, and drape clear plastic wrap over it. This will up the humidity for the leaves and help through. Once it recovers the, plastic can be removed. If it doesn't recover, hopefully your leaves will grow a new plant.

to kaslkaos
Thank you for your help. I immediately took your advise and covered the plants. The leaves are so very tiny I`ve been concerned about killing them if I cut a leaf off, but will try that, too, as it might be my only hope in the end.