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 1 I      |   little, partly because he was happy, and partly because he was
 2 II     |         hard to say so:~Oh! how happy I were should the loved
 3 II     |     cannot hide in my heart the happy knowledge that fills it;~
 4 V      |         of a very beautiful and happy world, they professed to
 5 VII    |     that bell-rope of bibs; the happy laughter of the little folk
 6 VIII   |      two lives she is promised:~Happy remembrances come, and each
 7 VIII   |        countless lives; yet the happy moments of any single existence
 8 VIII   |       in my last existence,~Too happy I must have been, - did
 9 VIII(2)| particularly, and pathetically, happy.~
10 IX     |       thought will have for one happy result the acceleration
11 IX     |    humanity become more or less happy in another myriad ages,