the simpleton or slow-witted man.
As an eniracte, from April 1649 to January 1650, came the affair of the Fetus Maitre:: Cond, proud and violent; Gaston of Orleans, pliable and contemptible; Conti, the The simpleton; and Longueville, the betrayed husband.
There were not wanting those who insinuated that Galileo intended to depict the pope himself in the guise of the simpleton of the party; and the charge, though preposterous in itself, was supported by certain imprudences of expression, which Urban was not permitted to ignore.
You won't give it me, you little celibate simpleton.
The fears of the sister have added to the weakness of the woman; but she is by no means a simpleton in general.
For the first time brawny Sanjay Dutt is seen as a village simpleton wearing a dhoti.
In fact the first person that Burke kills is the local simpleton who has discovered his secret.
You wo n't give it me, you little celibate simpleton.
The monster of the Odyssey has been " written up to date " after the Alexandrian manner and has become a gentle simpleton.
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