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 1 10|       mother listening to some foolish notion of her child. ~"It
 2 10|       let me love you." ~"But, foolish creature that you are, I
 3 13|    come," said she, "put these foolish theories to flight, and
 4 13|      had the key, but, fearing foolish scandal, I went away. Only
 5 14| certainly not have written the foolish letter which I had written. ~
 6 14|     ought to find me supremely foolish, and her silence was not
 7 15|       it as to make up for the foolish thing which she had just
 8 19|      you no longer love me." ~"Foolish creature!" ~"If you loved
 9 19|       you are still bound by a foolish prejudice. Do you really
10 24|        once had not spared the foolish creature, so that she had
11 26|     laughing loudly at all the foolish things that the actors said.