I dare say we shall be quite happy together in our own way some day.
Lots of married people are--quite happy together, and don't love each other at all.
It is most unlikely we should ever get a farthing of it any other way, and it will give us enough to make us quite happy.
It required all Lady Masham's politeness to look pleased, and all her candour to be quite happy to be set right as to that last anecdote.
She is quite happy, and even Katrine does not laugh at him any longer, it is to be supposed; it is no laughing matter now.
Amy was only half- satisfied; but it was in vain to say that it was only the thought of the morning, and she was very much pleased with her book, and should be quite happy in reading it.
Susan," said Amy; "I wish you could be quite happy.
So you say to-night," replied her husband; "but you must look very different before I shall be quite happy.
They were happy, quite happy, and Leuillet never ceased to show his devotion to his wife.
She ceases reading, quite happy at the thought that she had her furnace put in.
He was happy, quite happy, never having dreamed of another life or other pleasures.
The little bit of eating that he wants can be managed for him, for he's quite happy with a few boiled potatoes; and he gets taught for nothing.
The grand, majestic oak could not bequite happy in the midst of his enjoyment, while all the rest, both great and small, were not with him.
Just for a little she had been quite, quite happy.
I am quite, quite happy now," she said, laying down her head on my chest.
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