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 1       1,  XI   |    fortune there arises the happy successes of the enterprises.
 2       1,  XII  |   more united and much more happy than they are. Nor can any
 3       1,  XII  | country never was united or happy, except when it gave its
 4       1,  XLIII| their enterprises had their happy endings according to their
 5       2,  XXIII|   peace nor war. Of all the happy and unhappy states to which
 6       2,  XXX  |  them and made their States happy in perpetuity. Such baseness,
 7       2,  XXXII|   assault] many times was a happy success. But if it did not
 8       3,  VI   |  the causes which made them happy or unhappy. And (as I have
 9       3,  VI   |  actually they have all had happy endings: and any prudent
10       3,  VI   | none the less it had a most happy ending; for Pelopidas not
11       3,  XXV  |  were about the last of the happy times of that Republic,
12       3,  XLV  | whence it gained him a most happy victory. From this it is