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1 Primit|          these was born that tender simplicity, that romantic purity, which
2 Taoism|            this freedom, and by the simplicity and grace with which it
3 Buddhi|             practised in an extreme simplicity of life. The Brahmin villager
4 Kamaku|             is rigorous in its rude simplicity, in contrast to the elegant
5 Ashika|           pure, solemn, and full of simplicity.~The strong, high-toned
6 Toyoto| statesmanship, upon a new régime of simplicity and solidarity. Alike in
7 Toyoto|            were for display and not simplicity, and this, even as late
8 Vista |        greatness, imposes his stern simplicity of apparel on the Indian