| It does not provide for the chance for a rest now and then, for decent food and lodgings, or the other little happinesses that this dusky laboratory allows its slaves. |
| If we can understand them, we may see that in their lives they share with us the same happinesses, frustrations and hopes. |
| Perhaps it was wicked graspingness to count upon two happinesses when one had been granted to me. |
| Such are the happinesses which, from afar, had the appearance of calamities. |
| There is temptation to place too much importance on those things that you're meant to do, and not on to little everyday happinesses. |
| Simple happinesses and essential All them pleasures with carried heart in a house of hosts of charm to Provence. |
