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 1 1 | baronial coronet surmounts this simple escutcheon, the vertical
 2 2 |         on his~shoulder; but so simple a matter did it seem that
 3 4 |    knave of~clubs.~ ~This game, simple as it is, is not lacking
 4 5 |        were as momentous to her simple soul as the fury of~revolutions
 5 8 |         first place, he is very simple and very wily. Though he
 6 8 |       your estate. It is all as simple as a Breton heart. You will
 7 10|     deceive him. You~thought me simple and easy to mislead as a
 8 10|      that~there is for us poor, simple womenis not that so, madame?"
 9 11|       Beatrix," he replied with simple good~faith; "but I don't
10 11|      never have~attained to the simple, modest, noble effect produced
11 12|      woman; she is generous and~simple,two other grandeurs seldom
12 12|       these two noble souls, so simple, so~guileless, saw nothing
13 14|       the garden and filled his~simple heart with joy by expressing
14 15|     love of youth in a heart so simple and so true as that of Calyste.~ ~ ~
15 16|     walked home together. Their simple minds mistook~the lethargic
16 17|        think, about sincere and simple love, for the words~made
17 17|          Calyste is as good and simple as he is noble and beautiful,"
18 18|        where all the luxury was simple in style. This room, hung
19 21|     only to cardinals,~bishops, simple priests, duchesses older