16.Possibly very young and ingenuous tourists feel them still, but in days before tourists, when the romance was a reality, not a picture, they were overwhelming.
17." You don't understand, " I said. " She was a very simple woman. Her instincts were healthy and ingenuous. She loved to make people happy. She loved love" .
18.They breakfasted before daylight; Mr. Swancourt, being more and more taken with his guest's ingenuous appearance, having determined to rise early and bid him a friendly farewell.
19.In perfect harmony were her ivory-clear complexion and deep sea-blue eyes that looked upon the world with the ingenuous calmness of a mermaid or the pixie of an undiscovered mountain stream.
20.Northern Democratic propagandists portrayed the politically sophisticated Lincoln as an ingenuous but patriotic plowman sacrificing farm and security to save his country; for the Republicans, free soil was the slogan of the day.