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1 I  |           car.”~“The case is very simple. Of course, she will never
2 I  |            so natural, noble, and simple were her gestures. A person
3 II |         something fervid,—in that simple costume, in those flowers
4 II |          is! She appears to be as simple as anything, and yet you
5 II |          Is it a wager, or just a simple fad?” he asked.~“No, my
6 II |         are playing the part of a simple little girl, and the role
7 II |      ability in an unthinking and simple fashion. From all her experiences
8 III| situations, she had thought out a simple and subtile trick to obtain