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1 II |         long spells of silence.~A simple gas-burner was alight over
2 III|          end of the year. It is a simple matter, and he will be glad
3 III|           s two sons was the most simple and natural thing in the
4 III|         indignant thought of this simple and right-minded little
5 IV |       mother, who was so kind, so simple, so excellent. But his spirit
6 IV | appearance that of a good fellow, simple and kindly. He called Pierre
7 V  |    contrary, wished for something simple and elegant. So in front
8 VII|           s consulting-room, very simple, hung with light salmon-colour—
9 VII|       rise to, and his heart, his simple heart, was torn with pity.