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But after a while, my approach began to feel dogmatic and simple-minded.
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The simple-minded workmen understood the ingenuous sublimity of this form of gratitude.
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The simple-minded King, on the other hand, heard the compliment with pride.
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The effect of this act of the poor simple-minded man was electrical.
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And so the simple-minded major prattled on, Macleod paying but little heed.
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Personally, they seemed for the most part simple-minded and good natured creatures.
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It could just be Carpathian folklore, these simple-minded peasants love to exaggerate.
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This simple-minded eclecticism often produces a singular mixture of Christianity and paganism.
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My notion that I was dealing with a simple-minded psycho had dissolved.
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No savages could have acted with a more simple-minded unconsciousness of truth.
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Sailors are simple-minded men, as a rule; their mental processes are elemental.
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But then she was simple-minded, and would never suspect anything or anybody.
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With much regret we left those simple-minded savages, to continue our journey.
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Under the strange make-up the woman was watching her with simple-minded sympathy.
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So my simple-minded uncle thinks he has drawn my teeth, does he?
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On an uncomplicated, even simple-minded world like this, who would need crystals?