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 1 1|         natural~extravagance of happy love, Monsieur and Madame
 2 1|        rendering an adored wife~happy! She reproached him for
 3 2|       to bring some affair to a happy~conclusion. Moreover, he
 4 4|  usually after he had made some happy hit,~such as the publication
 5 4| something very touching in~this happy and laborious mediocrity.
 6 4|      how to make their husbands happy and~yet preserve their own
 7 4|      drew down upon himself the happy answer, "I did not make
 8 7|         des Lupeaulx, proud and happy on this occasion,~asserted
 9 7|         minister's wife, with a happy~mixture of deference and
10 8|       Ans.--That which makes us happy."~ ~Vimeux. "Heavens! do