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1 Int |      that early period.~I will simply recall that he was born
2 Int |    implore a truce, or when he simply wished to work and revive
3 Int |    about his plans he answered simply: “I am learning my trade.”
4 Int |     classical writer, in fact, simply because he “had no style,”
5 Int |       artistic enthusiasm, but simply to enjoy the delight of
6 I   | thousand francs a year.~Living simply as they did, this income
7 III |      were hardly thinking, but simply gazing vaguely, breathing
8 VIII|   district was surprised; they simply envied Desiré Lecocq. “He
9 IX  |        the visit naturally and simply by bringing the conversation