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1 II, 73(8) | Virgil, Georgics, ii. "Happy is he who is able to know
2 II, 82 | all-powerful she is. She makes men happy and sad, healthy and sick,
3 II, 82 | wise; but she can make them happy, to the envy of reason which
4 II, 100 | himself small. He wants to be happy, and he sees himself miserable.
5 II, 109 | desires picture to us a happy state; because they add
6 II, 109 | pleasures, we should not be happy after all; because we should
7 II, 139 | discover to make themselves happy. And those who philosophise
8 II, 139 | be in a state perfectly happy, in which he can think at
9 II, 139 | quest would make them really happy. In this respect it is right
10 II, 139 | the fancy that he will be happy to win what he would not
11 II, 139 | sadness a man may be, he is happy for the time, if you can
12 II, 139 | some amusement; and however happy a man may be, he will soon
13 II, 142 | itself to make its possessor happy by the mere contemplation
14 II, 142 | well that a man is made happy by diverting him from the
15 II, 143 | understand that they cannot be happy unless their health, their
16 II, 143 | strange way to make them happy! What more could be done
17 II, 165 | our condition were truly happy, we not need diversion from
18 II, 165 | order to make ourselves happy.~
19 II, 168 | their heads, in order to be happy, not to think of them at
20 II, 169 | miseries, man wishes to be happy, and only wishes to be happy,
21 II, 169 | happy, and only wishes to be happy, and cannot wish not to
22 II, 169 | will he set about it? To be happy he would have to make himself
23 II, 170 | Diversion.—If man were happy, he would be the more so,
24 II, 170 | Yes; but is it not to be happy to have a faculty of being
25 II, 172 | are always preparing to be happy, it is inevitable we should
26 III, 194 | of another; that we are happy only in proportion as we
27 III, 195 | only of making themselves happy for the moment.~Yet this
28 III, 210 | last act is tragic, however happy all the rest of the play
29 III, 233 | infinity of an infinitely happy life to gain. But there
30 III, 233 | infinity of an infinitely happy life to gain, a chance of
31 III, 239 | for salvation are so far happy; but they have as a counterpoise
32 IV, 257 | first are reasonable and happy, the last are foolish and
33 V, 310 | the power to make people happy.~The property of riches
34 VI, 361 | advise suicide. Oh! What a happy life, from which we are
35 VI, 386 | believe he would be almost as happy as a king, who should dream
36 VI, 389 | the power. Now he would be happy and assured of some truth,
37 VI, 409 | contrary, everybody thought him happy in having been consul, because
38 VI, 423 | knowing the truth and of being happy, but he possesses no truth,
39 VII, 430 | contradictions.~In order to make man happy, it must prove to him that
40 VII, 438 | for God, why is he only happy in God? If man is made for
41 VII, 447(72)| Metamorphoses, iii. "No one is happy before death." ~
42 VII, 458 | enflame rather than water! Happy they who, on these rivers,
43 VII, 480 | 480. To make the members happy, they must have one will
44 VII, 482 | them grow and endure. How happy they would be if they saw
45 VII, 541 | 541. None is so happy as a true Christian, nor
46 VII, 542 | man altogether lovable and happy. In honesty, we cannot perhaps
47 VII, 542 | be altogether lovable and happy.~
48 VIII, 556 | who worship Him a long and happy life. That was the portion
49 X, 691 | comfort. I proclaim to them happy news. There exists a Redeemer
50 XIII, 855 | has made no family more happy, let it also be the case
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