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• And, oh, my Simplicity! (10)
• Her lover laughed at her simplicity. (13)
• Her mother laughed at her simplicity. (9)
• The question came with great simplicity. (10)
• Well, and I love beauty, I love simplicity. (10)
• Perfect simplicity is unconsciously audacious. (10)
• His life at Elmwood was of an entire simplicity. (9)
• The bit of simplicity would bear repeating once. (10)
• She is most gracious; the simplicity of an infant. (10)
• The simplicity of his bewilderment made her smile. (10)
• The simplicity of his bewilderment made her smile. (22)
• Simplicity of life and hard labor developed such men. (18)
• The simplicity of the life of labour looked beautiful. (10)
• He was astonished and, I think, pained by my simplicity. (7)
• There is such a quiet simplicity in the plan of the walk! (4)
• Sir Purcell smiled at the simplicity of her pleading look. (10)
• You would rob it of its simplicity by imaginary improvement! (4)
• Simplicity and virtuous lives are the safeguards of nations. (18)
• Simplicity, indeed, is beyond the reach of almost every actress by profession. (4)
• What did he feel at the simplicity and candour of those words? (8)
• To plead her simplicity, was to be absolutely ignorant of her. (10)
• Helen had been rather ashamed, too, of the simplicity of the food. (13)
• His goodness of heart and simplicity of character were irresistible. (4)
• He watched the fair simplicity of her new manner with a jealous eye. (10)
• He watched the fair simplicity of her new manner with a jealous eye. (22)
• Simplicity must go, and the townsman meet his equal in the countryman. (10)
• Simplicity is the highest art, as it is also the most economical thing. (17)
• The ordinary costume of both sexes at Monostorszég is simplicity itself. (20)
• It shows a surprising advance over the simplicity of the Florentine operas. (3)
• I do not know how it is that the great Russians have the secret of simplicity. (9)
• This look, by its simplicity, frightened one to whom the primitive was strange. (8)
• Helen was taking to economy and simplicity altogether too seriously to please him. (13)
• She dressed with a pretty rigour, a lovely simplicity, picturesque of the nunnery. (10)
• The simplicity of the questions put to him was bewildering: he fell into the trap. (10)
• This expresses their pride at once and their simplicity with a childish literality. (9)
• Houses and people seemed to welcome the wild youth to common sense, simplicity, and home. (10)
• His method with these gatherings, whether Liberal or Tory, had a certain masterly simplicity. (8)
• A stern simplicity, heightened by the romance of the surroundings, spoke directly to the heart. (2)
• Few shops, and those of the most primitive order, disturb the rustic simplicity of the streets. (20)
• In her antagonism she forced her simplicity so far as to say that she did not think him absurd. (10)
• A man about town does not psychologise himself; he accepts his condition with touching simplicity. (8)
• It requires great powers, great nicety, to give her playfulness and simplicity without extravagance. (4)
• Let not a thought or a dream spring from her condescension, lest you do outrage to her noble simplicity. (10)
• The act of service was beautiful in gracefulness, and her simplicity in doing the work touched it spiritually. (10)
• Fleetwood asked with the simplicity of the superior being who will consequently perhaps bestow the debt he owes. (10)
• You make us sorry for our manners and habits, if they are so bad; but most of all you are merry at our simplicity. (10)
• So their first love-speech was interchanged with Italian simplicity, and made a divine circle about them in the storm. (10)
• He asked feverishly who they were, and looked his best simplicity, as one who was always interested by stories of lovers. (10)
• Emilia was having the first conflict with her simplicity; out of which it was not to issue clear, as in the foregone days. (10)
• Many people came up and spoke to her, at first with a certain expectation of knowingness in her, which her simplicity baffled. (9)
• The ladies smiled at this piece of simplicity which prompted him to use both his hands, as if one would not have been enough. (10)
• From this I learnt that simplicity is the keenest weapon and a beautiful refinement of cleverness; and I affected it extremely. (10)
• She did not affect the feminine simplicity which can so prettily misunderstand and put by an implied accusation of that nature. (10)
• She did not affect the feminine simplicity which can so prettily misunderstand and put by an implied accusation of that nature. (22)
• There are touches of bliss in anguish that superhumanize bliss, touches of mystery in simplicity, of the eternal in the variable. (10)
• The furniture of a Colonial house in 1730 partook, like the house itself, of simplicity, and in design was more useful than ornamental. (18)
• The nature and the simplicity of gentlemen and ladies, with their servants and furniture, I think is best observed by meals within doors. (4)
• At this question, whose simplicity might have made an angel smile, Hilary experienced a sensation as if his bones had been turned to water. (8)
• Wilfrid was perhaps incompetent to test the truth of this profound aphoristic remark, delivered with the simplicity of natural conviction. (10)
• Or, handing him over to the police of the Philistines, you may put it, that a habit of assorting spices will render an earnest simplicity distasteful. (10)
• The simplicity and cheerfulness of her nature, her contented and grateful spirit, were a recommendation to every body, and a mine of felicity to herself. (4)
• Grace and simplicity, scrupulous adaptation of the music to the clearness of diction always demanded by French taste were its distinguishing characteristics. (3)
• Almost in the first germinal impulse the inventive mind forefeels the ultimate difference and recognizes the essential simplicity or complexity of the motive. (9)
• His writings were so free technically that they have been called simple in form; this they are, but the simplicity is the simplicity of genius. (3)
• Her expressive eyes, and her quaint simplicity, and her enthusiasm for England, haunted Mr. Fellingham; being conjured up by contrast with what he met about him. (10)
• He had the English manner; a remarkable simplicity contrasting with the demonstrative outcries and gesticulations of his friends when they joined him on the height. (10)

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