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Some men read into noble words only their own silliness, vulgarity, prejudice, or preconceived ideas.
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Their delight in their own silliness was a joy.
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Ghosts and demon dogs don't leave paw prints, he thought, and tried to smile at his own silliness.
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Connie may be a good deal occupied about Calmady, but thereby may only give further proof of her own silliness.
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Their embrace of their own silliness gives them leeway to do something decidedly un-silly: explore race, often with a light touch.
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Then, blushing for shame at her own silliness in taking notice of such things, she laid the breakfast things on the table.
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Well, I don't know if it was the wine or my own silliness or the warm air or the lemon tree, or whatever .
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She laughed, half in exhilaration and half at her own silliness: if she wanted to fly, she could just take her ship and fly.
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But later, in my bed that night, I marvel at my own silliness in the Old Vicarage kitchen, grabbing Florence Neeve's best Indian rug.
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"I'm a tired fool," she muttered, smiling at her own silliness.
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"What's this for?" She chuckled at her own silliness.