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 1 2 |    and in summer wearing very simple dresses; and though she
 2 4 |      you know?" ~"It is quite simple. I hoped to reach Paris
 3 8 |       one wants to know is as simple as what I had to ask of
 4 9 |       Finally, whether it was simple nature or a breath of fever,
 5 10| straight out, it is much more simple." ~"It is possible; but
 6 14|   trick which was insultingly simple. My self-esteem got the
 7 14|   will do you credit." ~These simple reflections of Gaston showed
 8 16|      I tell you is a true and simple story, and I leave to it
 9 17|    for an hour, examining the simple flower whose name she bore. ~
10 19|    like you better showy than simple." ~"Then you no longer love
11 19|       too dear, and to me too simple. However, we finally found,