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 1 1|        decrees of chastity for simple priests. ~On a cameo he
 2 1|     there anybody in the world simple enough to believe in that
 3 1|     these incomplete beings, a simple Saint Simonian, ingenuous
 4 2|     done was a very proper and simple thing, for which there is
 5 2|        upon me. Unreserved and simple by nature, I must have appeared
 6 2|       her virtues, her natural simple charm, and frank smile,
 7 2|       and to rid myself of the simple title of 'monsieur' which
 8 2|  consciousness are produced as simple as those of external vision;
 9 2|      that pervaded it all, the simple hearts and their meal as
10 2|       hearts and their meal as simple. ~An artist mused upon his
11 3|      Raphael de Valentin, in a simple, childlike fashion, and
12 3|  treats of physiology pure and simple." ~"Oh, then, there is no
13 3|     noticed Pauline's daintily simple costume. A woman's experienced
14 3|         As for motion pure and simple, I tell you humbly, that
15 3|      the clay. ~"That is quite simple," said Raphael. ~Planchette
16 3|       contraction is perfectly simple," Brisset went on. ~"It
17 3| careless bit of workmanship. A simple and kindly nature lay round