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 1 Int|  beginnings had been much more simple, and they had confined themselves,
 2 Int|       his life. As it was very simple and perfectly straightforward,
 3 Int|        explanation is only too simple. All his life, consciously
 4 Int|        curiosity. Grasping the simple and ingenious, but strong
 5 Int|       stories of human beings, simple and logical, like those
 6 Int| alluded has said, “through the simple aptness of his terms and
 7 I  |    love in nature, through the simple tenderness of the animals,
 8 IV |       activity, working like a simple seamstress in her room,
 9 IV |    seemed long. The dinner was simple and did not last long, contrary
10 VI |      with the old folks?”~This simple question upset Jeanne. She
11 VI |     daily life, a care for the simple, ordinary everyday occupations,
12 VII|  propose?”~“Oh, I? That’s very simple. I would give her some money
13 IX |      straightforward minds and simple hearts. The others often
14 IX | thousand little matters, those simple but important events of
15 XI |      answered, “Yes,” and this simple word decided her, and without
16 XI |       intended for a secluded, simple life, lonely enough to kill