Chapter

 1 Int |       in an ecstasy of physical happiness. The delight of running
 2 I   |         life, ready for all the happiness, all the charming incidents
 3 I   |       herself becoming mad with happiness. A delirious joy, an infinite
 4 II  |         her eyes sparkling with happiness.~The baron on his part was
 5 III |     co-sponsor, was in a sea of happiness. She saw nothing, knew nothing,
 6 IV  |         it is a question of the happiness of a life, one should not
 7 IV  |         its joys, its dreams of happiness. She felt as though a door
 8 IV  |       together? What joys, what happiness, or what disillusions were
 9 V   |        seemed as though a fresh happiness had begun for her.~She called
10 V   |       had come to an end of her happiness.~At length they left. They
11 VI  |  hitherto had thrilled her with happiness, now appear so distressing?~
12 VII |      has balanced it by a great happiness, since you will become a
13 VIII| cheerful, as though some secret happiness had come into the house.~
14 VIII|        a glimpse of a new-found happiness which had just unfolded.
15 VIII|         inexhaustible source of happiness.~
16 IX  |  families had brought peace and happiness to both. The spring was
17 IX  |         and the kind of beaming happiness in which she seemed to exist
18 IX  |      one find a little rest and happiness? In another existence no
19 IX  |       should be neither joy nor happiness.~A noise at the door made
20 X   |      filled with an unspeakable happiness, she locked her door every
21 XI  |        remember only moments of happiness they had passed together.
22 XI  |       child to your own private happiness.”~She hid her face in her