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 1 Dedication|     press spares none? I am happy, monsieur, in this opportunity
 2 III       |  fair as cloudless skies~Of happy voyage o'er a summer sea!~ ~"
 3 III       | sent him into ecstasy; and, happy in~his delight, turned to
 4 IV        |     red.~ ~"We shall all be happy," cried Lucien, swallowing
 5 IV        | thing or another, he stood, happy and~mute, planted like a
 6 IV        | about him~at the women with happy eyes, flinging his head
 7 V         |      he said; "but I was so happy to have this walk alone~
 8 V         |   not drudgery. It makes me happy to think~that I toil so
 9 V         |    help him and to make you~happy. We are, both of us, equally
10 V         | think that Lucien can be as happy as I am."~ ~David felt Eve'
11 VI        |   and cordial eloquence the happy fortunes in store for them~
12 VI        |    made the whole family so happy and his~brother-in-law so
13 VI        |     third in the joy of the~happy lovers.~ ~"If only your
14 VI        |        We shall be rich and happy," David said earnestly. "
15 VI        | that they pierce. But I was happy; I lived. It is so long
16 VI        |     her words. "Are you not happy? To be the sole~possessor
17 VI        |    to time,~ ~cherished the happy delusion that indigestion
18 VII       |   and made the old man~very happy and proud by putting up