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The inartificial decorations of her person were quickly adjusted.

He truly liked her frank, generous, and inartificial character.

The expedient that suggested itself was precipitate and inartificial.

To bring forward the royal person to put a negative upon any bill in parliament, is a most inartificial mode of proceeding.

He has united a character highly simple and inartificial, with the wisdom of a true politician.

His manners were, at all times, harmless and inartificial, and his habits those of a lover of contemplation and seclusion.

He seems to find a welcome relief in their inartificial ways from his own weird and sombre fancies.

The style of this short work, though exceedingly simple and inartificial, is not without its merits.

The reply did not linger, for a simple fact demolished this inartificial fabric.

The improvement consists in correcting one of these inartificial generalizations by means of another.