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 1  I, 2 |       freely.~The fracture was a simple one, without any kind of
 2  I, 8 |       wore over her brown hair a simple guipure fichu that fell
 3  I, 9 | extraordinary name for some very simple dish that the servant had
 4 II, 8 |        isn’t chemistry, pure and simple?”~The landlady did not answer.
 5 II, 11|           a slight pain; it is a simple prick, like a little blood-letting,
 6 II, 11|        operation.~“When one is a simple spectator,” he said, “the
 7 II, 12|          all this worry about so simple an affair as love. She had
 8 II, 13|      Would anyone believe that a simple sternutation could produce
 9 III, 1|      remain, as formerly, on the simple terms of a fraternal friendship.~
10 III, 1|        espaliers, went on—~“This simple stone covers Pierre de Breze,
11 III, 2|          looked upon it not as a simple store, but as a veritable
12 III, 6|          went on.~“Oh, it’s very simple; a judgment and then a distraint—