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 1 2 |       pure lips,~finely cut, wore happy smiles, brought there by
 2 5 |     baroness desired to provide a~happy life in obscurity. She expected
 3 5 |       knowing that their sons are happy; conflicting~feelings battle
 4 6 |    history begins, she had led as happy a life~as a woman strong
 5 8 | sensitiveness; but he has been~so happy that it would ill become
 6 8 |   accomplished, who will make you~happy. Reserve your ambitions
 7 8 |         and when you~will, but be happy! My part in life is not
 8 8 |    Felicite sparkled~with wit and happy sayings; they told anecdotes,
 9 10|           her suffer and make her happy too."~ ~Tears were in the
10 10|        you,~whom I long to render happy!"~ ~"But you are not yourself,
11 10|         shall not die tranquil or happy. I wanted to see our family~
12 11|  suffering, and I wish to see you~happy. If you rouse, not the pride,
13 11|        much of yours to be really~happy. Truth is deaf, dumb, and
14 11|            my dear; but /you/ are happy," said Beatrix presently,
15 11|          inward~struggle.~ ~"Yes, happy indeed!" replied Felicite,
16 11|        this week.~ ~"Yes, you are happy, but I!" she said,"to know
17 12|             My child, you are not happy."~ ~This tumultuous poem
18 12|          with whom you can~make a happy home.~ ~For myself, I hold
19 13|     colored, as guilty people, or happy~people color. He announced
20 13|            in order to make a man happy, amuse him, please him,
21 13|           marquise, tenderly, "be happy, be at peace; I~will leave
22 14|      Croisic.~ ~"I would make you happy," said Calyste.~ ~"All men
23 15|           betray you. You will be~happy, and I shall be free. Seem
24 15|      certainty when the~evidently happy Breton came up to bid Beatrix
25 15|           it with a little air of happy confidence.~ ~By the time
26 16|           should be there! what a happy sort of life!~"You will
27 16|       usual with~him.~ ~"You were happy?"~ ~"Until her death; she
28 16|          wish to make my death as happy as Fanny has made my life,~
29 17|   conquered by the pleasures of a happy home.~ ~On the day when
30 17|           said, "I want you to be happy, and, above~all, do I wish
31 17|          all, do I wish you to be happy in your own way. Therefore,
32 17|          be signed, you know. The happy unhappy one~took my hand,
33 17|            enchanted to see us so happy, is trying~to take your
34 17|          my whole married life, a happy woman, in these rooms; may~
35 17|          rooms; may~the omen be a happy one for you, my children."~ ~
36 17|        speak of herself, "are you~happy?"~ ~"You see me under all
37 18|        though at this moment I am happy as a woman~who fears to
38 18|         often recur to me. She is happy in being faithful to the~
39 18|    interludes. Sabine,~considered happy by her mother and sister,
40 18|     explained everything.~ ~"I am happy to see you," said Beatrix,
41 18|      escaped as prisoners escape, happy in being afoot, and free
42 18|      cried Calyste, rising like a happy man.~ ~"Ah! I have kept,
43 19|          the young viscountess, a~happy woman, and the old /accoucheur/,
44 20|         then, I know that~/he/ is happy," etc. etc.~ ~Sabine wrote
45 20|          alone and smiling~like a happy woman. In the midst of her
46 21|     Calyste. She declared herself happy! At the height of her~misery
47 22|    Consequently, Rochefide became happy in meeting with a woman
48 22|      clinched the fetters of that happy~galley-slave, for the speech
49 23|        husband and children truly happy."~ ~The Norman would fain
50 25|      since her life had become so~happy and calm. Her neck, of exquisite
51 25|        and Aurelie~(so completely happy until now) to a phase of
52 25|     happened she will make you as happy as an Orgon. In any case,