simply

That he is quite unaffected, and free, and expansive, and easy;

I could pronounce him simply a cold intellectual being.--

When does he make advances?--He thinks that women should woo him;

Turn, however, I must, though it seem I turn to desert her;

For the sense of the thing is simply to hurry to Florence,

Where the certainty yet may be learnt, I suppose, from the Ropers.

Whether One really exist to hear or do anything for them,—

Simply impelled by the need of the moment to turn to a Being

In a conception of whom there is freedom from all limitation,—

Who, should their own life plaudits bring,

Are simply vex’d at heart that such

An easy, yea, delightful thing

’Twere after all a vulgar song,

For she’s so simply, subtly sweet,

My deepest rapture does her wrong.

A lady with an angel's face,

That made devotion simply debt,

Till sick with envy and regret,

This little germ of nuptial love,

Which springs so simply from the sod,

The root is, as my song shall prove,

When not a churl but felt the Giant's heat,

Albeit he simply call'd it his,

Flush in his common labour with delight,