gladness

But they were gone, and with them all its gladness.

Things are looking up, he thought with a growing gladness.

In your whole life you have seen not one day of gladness.

Somewhere in the night she had come upon a gladness.

All about him was food, an excellent reason for gladness.

They saw him coming with gladness but without much surprise he always came back.

And his gladness that she could at least still laugh.

He was translated with gladness to be in her hands.

She felt as if her heart might burst with gladness.

She could hide the gladness of her heart from herself no longer.

Not since had he known this gladness to simply be alive.

With a cry of gladness, she went into his arms.

There was a gladness in us, such as I have seldom known.

Oh, here it was so beautiful, such a gladness of spring!

I found nothing but gladness in the men over seventy.

So he ran in, filled with wonder and great gladness.

The news, whatever it was, had seemed to bring her more terror than gladness.

Come forth in your gladness, O end of all these!

There was a little leaping of gladness in his eyes.

She took up her pen again with a secret gladness.

"The pressure of gladness in me would be more than I could stand.

A gladness seemed to burst out around her, a feeling of great freedom.

And yet the wind seemed only part of the general gladness because the sun was shining.

"I see your smile and am of gladness," he said.

She accepted it and allowed a gladness to fill her.