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 1 I   |           know not bliss, is there happiness on earth?~ ~He pressed the
 2 II  |            so as to secure her~own happiness. So Nais married the bearer
 3 III | half-swooning poet.~ ~"Is not such happiness as this enough?" she asked
 4 IV  |            can adore,~is there not happiness enough in life? Anais' husband
 5 IV  |        wife. It is so easy to give happiness that costs~nothing! Mme.
 6 V   |       sight of a whole lifetime~of happiness that dazzles me, as it were;
 7 V   |         for it seems to me that my happiness is written large~over it
 8 VI  |        Lucien should approve~their happiness, that neither Eve nor David
 9 VI  |           pleasant~to enjoy future happiness, and to store the unsown
10 VI  |          might lead to a moment of~happiness. So he thought, and he was
11 VI  |            world is avenged on all happiness in which it has~no share.
12 VI  |            understood, is not this happiness?"~ ~"Yes," he answered,
13 VI  |         time of blithe and unmixed happiness for the friends. Lucien~
14 VI  |         and David had set Lucien's happiness before their own. They had~
15 VI  |             In general, prescribed happiness is not the kind that any
16 VIII|            in the parting, and the~happiness to come seemed too dearly