Then his warm breast with bliss ecstatic glow'd, Fir'd with th' approaching vision of his God.
There they met Colonel Sharston, and Florence had the great bliss of seeing Kitty's intense happiness with her father.
Just when your poor, doting old mother was so full of bliss and so proud of you, to give her a knock-down blow of this sort!
It was great bliss to hold Lelechka on her knees and to fondle her; to feel the little girl in her arms--a thing as lively and as bright as a little bird.
She looked at him with big round eyes, and it was the old story, bliss in affection without thought.
Oh, those days with Suzanne in the pretty watering and dining places about New York, those hours of bliss when she looked so beautiful!
She could not understand the agony of a soul that had never really tasted supreme bliss in love, and had wanted, however foolishly, the accessories of wealth, and had never had them.
He wished he could make true her dreams of bliss without injury to himself.
Like Hamlet, he was too fond of cogitating, too anxious to seek the less desperate way, and in doing this was jeopardizing that ideal bliss for which he was willing to toss away all the material advantages which he had thus far gained.
The meetings nevertheless were full of such intense bliss for him that it seemed as though he were a thousand times repaid for all the subtlety and folly he was practicing.
Still this bliss of caressing youth--was it not worth any price?
How delightful it might have been to live on together, a happy pair of friends, under the calm blue sky of brotherhood, in the golden bliss of perfect sympathy, with no woman to disturb it.
And when I spoke, it was not without doubt and hesitation: our bliss in those silent moments had been so complete, what could speaking do but make it less!
Sometimes in his agony of fear he could almost have been glad to end it all with one shot of the silver-mounted automatic he kept always near, to beat Jim Roberts to the bliss of oblivion in the easiest way.
The letter made no mention of Alan Massey nor of the unlovely bargain he had driven with that young man as the price of silence and the bliss of ignorance.
As for the young man who had set down his suitcase and taken possession of both the proffered hands, there wasn't the slightest doubt that he was in the seventh heaven of bliss wherever that may be.
There is more bliss in mating with our equals, by the choice of others, than in following our own wild will.
Which suddenly reminded her of the Pritchard family lawyer and a letter she had found on her plate that morning with the name of the firm Bliss & Waterman on the envelope.
Whereupon she decided that if Mr. Bliss sent it to her without comment, and didn't evidently consider it a very large sum, she would ask him to duplicate it.
Consequently, when a letter came from Mr. Bliss saying that he couldn't let Elsie Marley have the five hundred dollars she had asked for without an order from her guardian, she felt obliged to withhold it entirely.
She could almost believe that Mr. Blisshad made a blunder.
Amphillis privately thought the bliss of a curious kind.
What our Saviour would be at Himself, which is, thy true bliss and blessedness, Phyllis.
The man who bore the goblet, having saluted the bridegroom with a cheerful smile on his countenance, said: May joy attend the wedded pair, And bliss increasing be their share!
Such the measure Of all earthly bliss and pleasure!
Not one of us found the courage simply to accept the superhuman bliss for which he had been hungering by day and night for months.
A wave of blissunder which I almost suffocated, poured itself out over me.
Send faithfulness into their hearts that they cleave to one another and remain grateful for the bliss which Thou givest them.
A dream of infinite bliss stole through her being.
After this they lived quietly and uneventfully for two or three years at Sir Ashley Mottisfont's residence in that part of England, with as near an approach to bliss as the climate of this country allows.
Arthur, who had seated himself at the farthest extremity of the room, winked with wild bliss at Aaron.
He gave concerts with her, and found some moments of real bliss in her society, but she finally married another.
The domestic bliss of their married life is well shown in the beautiful Siegfried Idyll, which Wagner composed as a surprise for his wife on their son's birthday.
Their only consolation can be her own deliverance from a life of hardship and difficulties, and her entrance into a realm which is naught but eternal bliss and infinite divine grace.
We should really congratulate the departing ones because they leave this world of pains and troubles and enter the eternal bliss of being with holy spirits which have been working to detach humanity from the ephemeral world.
Well is it with them for such wondrous gifts, and blissbe to them for such blessings!
And we can anticipate how it will all be reconciled, when his own hand shall wipe away our tears, and the blissof reunion shall extract the last drop of bitterness from "the cup that our Father had given us.
So much bliss has God mingled in our cup of existence that the might have withheld.
His is the fathomlessbliss of benevolence,--the experience of God.
But is it asked how are we to see that that is invisible, or to imagine bliss that is past our understanding?
To believers, it will be their elevation to a degree of blissthat they would never have otherwise enjoyed; to the faithless, it will be poison of the deadliest kind.
Now this is of great authority with some, even to seek for life and bliss by the law.
The man that worthily rejected is, And cast out of this house, his part in bliss Is lost for ever, turns he not again, True faith and holiness to entertain.
Tis he that shall by angels be Attended to that bliss That angels have; for he, O he, Of glory shall not miss.
Of the soul; it will then be filled in all the faculties of it with as much bliss and glory as ever it can hold.
Then, O my soul, if it is thy bliss to draw near to the throne of grace with holy boldness, let it be with reverence and godly fear.
