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 1 Pre    |    such cases, I shall be most happy in receiving suggestions
 2   1, 70|     things which result from a happy birth ; of those which multiply
 3   1, 70| conduce to the experience of a happy life. ~
 4   1, 72|  example (above given). For no happy countenance, or smiling
 5   1, 75|       to be in truth, holy and happy, when nothing of an adverse
 6   2, 27|       who are in it, he who is happy will have wondered  ./. 
 7   2, 29|        being) of those who are happy men." ~
 8   2, 76|      are now so righted by the happy guidance of the helm of
 9   3, 20|      delighting themselves and happy; -- they who were worshipped
10   3, 20|     was it of man, that (this) happy appellation fell to their