Chapter

 1 1|    laughed Euphrasia. ~"How happy they are in their power
 2 1|  way," Raphael exclaimed. ~"Happy?" asked Aquilina, with dreadful
 3 2|  sight of Her! What made me happy? I know not. That face of
 4 2|    full of love. I was very happy; I fancied myself beloved;
 5 2|  staircase. ~" 'She is very happy in not yet knowing love,'
 6 2|    that is sufficient. I am happy by myself; why should I
 7 2|   my revenge, but I was not happy. While I was fathoming the
 8 3|  philosophy?" ~"Ah, I am as happy now as a young man," said
 9 3|     go back in fancy to the happy days when he abandoned himself
10 3|      flushed, confused, and happy; he looked at her in silence. ~"
11 3|     laughing:- "Rich, rich, happy and rich! Your Pauline is
12 3|    I am the happiest of the happy!" ~"Can any one overhear
13 3|     before them all." ~"How happy you are - you can speak!"
14 3|   rest of my life, I think; happy and content." ~"O my love,
15 3|   ecstasy; "I have lived!" ~Happy he who shall divine their
16 3|     blossoming heath. Their happy faces rose above lilies
17 3|   When Raphael, absorbed in happy musing, had forgotten the
18 3|     for calculation. He was happy in his life spent on the
19 3|   scent of the hills in it, happy in that he felt no pain,
20 3|     he had no cares, he was happy; he thought himself saved. ~
21 3|    remember that he will be happy, and will not suffer any
22 3| made you rich; you shall be happy in your old age; but I will