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 1  Pref,   2|        something very much like "happiness", as also can consuelo ("
 2  Unic,   4|        my health; and, though my happiness was great, it was not sufficient
 3  Unic,   8|        had more tranquillity and happiness than at certain other times
 4  Unic,  20|        brings with it such great happiness that I know of nothing with
 5  Unic,  20|    rejoices alone in the joy and happiness which this suffering brings.
 6  Unic,  21| completely detached and were our happiness not fixed on things of earth,
 7  Unic,  30|        believe. He derived great happiness from what I said to him,
 8  Unic,  33|        me the greatest bliss and happiness -- more, I believe, than
 9  Unic,  35|          it will give me greater happiness to go without it than it
10  Unic,  35|      prayer. Such is the joy and happiness of their lives that each
11  Unic,  35|          has so multiplied their happiness that they clearly recognize
12  Unic,  36|        life is this! There is no happiness that is secure and nothing
13  Unic,  36|          I would not exchange my happiness with anyone on earth and
14  Unic,  36|  experience how little either of happiness or of unhappiness there
15  Unic,  36|          of them. So great is my happiness that I sometimes wonder
16  Unic,  36|         judgment with the utmost happiness, thinking that there would
17  Unic,  36|          now. It is the greatest happiness to me to find myself among
18  Unic,  36|         They find their greatest happiness in solitude and it troubles
19  Unic,  37|       the glory and pleasure and happiness of some visions exceed those
20  Unic,  37|       never ask for, any greater happiness. At the same time, now that