Chapter

 1 4 |       you will find me only too happy to oblige you." ~M. Duval'
 2 4 |         sir; take it back. I am happy to be able to hand it over
 3 4 |        looking back on the only happy moments of my life does
 4 4 |   crying. You have made me very happy by giving me this book.
 5 7 |       him, he returned upon the happy recollections of his liaison
 6 7 |        I could not help saying "Happy man!" ~"Why?" ~"To go and
 7 9 |    inquire after you, and I was happy to hear of your convalescence." ~"
 8 10|       went in alone, I was very happy." ~Marguerite began to laugh. ~"
 9 10|       idea that you had been so happy to see me come in alone
10 10|        one can make somebody so happy." ~"But what do you think
11 13|       many people would be very happy to be in my place; and that,
12 13|       which seems to make me so happy, doesn't burn me, it wearies
13 14|        I shall never forget the happy moments which I owe to you. ~"
14 14|        and instead of being too happy that she should grant me
15 15|         met you, young, ardent, happy, and I tried to make you
16 16|         with, and was perfectly happy in ordering eggs, cherries,
17 16|      creatures had ever been so happy as we should be. ~"What
18 16| thousand francs. ~"Would you be happy here?" she said to me. ~"
19 17|    should ever love. We will be happy; we will live quietly, and
20 17|       Alas, we made haste to be happy, as if we knew that we were
21 17|     knew that we were not to be happy long. ~For two months we
22 18|        that she could not be so happy anywhere as in the country. ~
23 19|         her: ~"I want you to be happy and to have nothing to reproach
24 19|      and arrangement. I saw how happy and proud she was of this
25 20|        wrong, but I can only be happy as long as I am the lover
26 21|        love me, and we shall be happy, as we have been ever since
27 21|             My dear father, how happy you make me!" ~We talked
28 21|    station. Never had I been so happy. The future appeared as
29 22|        who owes to you the only happy moments of a life which,
30 23|      But I found her apparently happy, some one else had restored
31 23|     village where I had been so happy, and at the thought that
32 24|      her; it will make her very happy." ~"I have no desire to
33 24|       you love her they say. Be happy with her and forget me." ~"
34 24|         me." ~"And you. You are happy, no doubt?" ~"Have I the
35 24|            Have I the face of a happy woman, Armand? Do not mock
36 24|      everything, and we will be happy as we promised one another
37 24|      can do no more to make you happy, but while there is a breath
38 25|  forgotten Marguerite. Well, be happy; I owe you the only happy
39 25|       happy; I owe you the only happy moments in my life. ~I can
40 25|         of looking forward to a happy future, is in your hands.
41 25|      silenced the memory of the happy days I had spent with you. ~"
42 26|         life, which ought to be happy, with a needless remorse;
43 26|    could see me. You are indeed happy to be under a warm sky,
44 26|      all the people I knew, all happy, all absorbed in their pleasures.
45 26|       their pleasures. How many happy people don't even know that
46 26|         even know that they are happy! Olympe passed me in an
47 26|        must be going to be very happy indeed when we are dead,
48 26|         see me again? This is a happy day, and it has made me
49 27| remained for some time in their happy family, full of indulgent