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Why, then, are you here, you great simpleton?
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I was a great simpleton, I suppose.
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My brother may be a very learned man, but he is a great simpleton for all that.
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My word, I am a great simpleton!
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I know I am a great simpleton; but how can I help it if I am not any wiser?
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Like the wind or April weather was my lady, and her ways far beyond such a great simpleton as I.
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She's a great simpleton!
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And you have sat like that for the whole night, when you have been alone with a pretty woman, you great simpleton!'
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Then she is a greater simpleton than I ever believed her.
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Kate, you are the greatest simpleton that ever came to London, I think.
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"Val, I do think you are the greatest simpleton under the skies!"
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Oh, they make great simpletons of themselves, some of these young fellows, when they get a little drink into them.
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"Well, you great simpleton," she said, "so much the better, if the prefect does forget us!
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"Not so strange," whispered Miriam mischievously; "for no Faun in Arcadia was ever a greater simpleton than Donatello.
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Her start was perceptible only to herself; but she instantly felt that she was the greatest simpleton in the world, the most unaccountable and absurd!