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 1         I,I  |    Successor to Ragon,' and put simply,~'Perfumery' in big letters
 2         I,II |      resolved to be, purely and simply, a royalist perfumer,~and
 3         I,II |   Eau-de-Cologne is, purely and simply, a trivial perfume without~
 4         I,II |        first place~he was named simply Ferdinand, without surname.
 5         I,II |         he is without means and simply unfortunate,~why torment
 6         I,IV |   upholsterers yourself. I will simply look~over their accounts.
 7         I,V  |     take."~ ~"Ah! my uncle, how simply you say things! You touch
 8         I,VI |      which we~write, purely and simply, Gaudissart. At the age
 9         I,VI | perfidious cosmetics drink oil, simply by talking and working~for
10         I,VII|             Nothing can be done simply and naturally by people
11         I,VII|       spacious, parquetted, and simply decorated. Next came~a salon,