Chapter

 1 1|       cheeks. It was a spark of happiness like one of the red dots
 2 1| creation which brought back the happiness of his own childhood. The
 3 1|   thought, place the springs of happiness within himself, and draw
 4 1|        aim of society to secure happiness to each member of it?" asked
 5 1|   forgiveness and the warmth of happiness succeed to cruel storms
 6 1|         me ever since, lest any happiness should carry me away." ~"
 7 1|        my life." ~"But does not happiness come from the soul within?"
 8 1|     separate parts - a youth of happiness is secure, and there may
 9 2|      love, to make some woman's happiness, and yet to find not one,
10 2|        strength, her pride, and happiness are centered. Ambitious
11 2|     threw into it all! and what happiness it was to me! ~"But now
12 2|      this task were endless. My happiness, the course of my love,
13 2|   reflect, lest they lose their happiness, and the absorbing nature
14 2|         had not overfilled with happiness. I had been hitherto careless
15 2|     pleasure through her brain. Happiness for her lies entirely in
16 2|         discounted love and its happiness. Ah, how stormy life can
17 2|       wanted her to share in my happiness. I seemed to have all the
18 2|        I seemed to have all the happiness in the world within me just
19 2|       liking, and steeped me in happiness and love. I seemed to myself
20 2|       so prolong my ecstasy. My happiness was increased by the extent
21 2|    allow others to experience a happiness that he wished to be his
22 2|         longer; I was secure of happiness. My mistress should be mine,
23 2|        for an ideal and perfect happiness, a fair illusion that cannot
24 2|     seraglio, and achieve their happiness at a small cost. But I aspired
25 2|         keenly at all times the happiness of reciprocal affection;
26 3|     high office of steward, his happiness could not be surpassed.
27 3|        his hands in despair and happiness and love. ~"When you are
28 3|      shall have to pay for this happiness by some terrible sorrow,"
29 3|        breathe an atmosphere of happiness, and I am pure. Be with
30 3|       Quite beside himself with happiness, Raphael caught Pauline
31 3|       and returned with as much happiness in his heart as mortal man
32 3|  Raphael gave himself up to the happiness of being beloved, and led
33 3|   affection had been tried, and happiness had taught them how strong
34 3|       there was no alloy in the happiness she enjoyed, and of love
35 3|         but she was sleeping in happiness, her long lashes were tightly
36 3|         Is it not indescribable happiness to see a trusting woman,
37 3|      you sleeping, but not with happiness. Raphael, dear, pray listen
38 3|        He mused upon the meagre happiness that this depressing way
39 3|      life of primitive times, a happiness of use and wont that gave
40 3|     window, he saw that all the happiness was scared away; the peasant