allegresse

“Wherefore leave thought-taking, put away melancholy, call back thy lost health and comfort and allegresse and from this time forth expect with blitheness the reward of thy love, far worthier than was mine. ”

The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio

“Que plusieiirs gens, 'langoureuXf malades, ou autreynent fachez et desolez, avoient a la lecture d* icelles irompe lew ennui, temps joyeusement passe, et regue allegresse et consolation noii - velle.”

Internet Archive: Illustrations of Sterne, with other essays and verses

“_remplie d'une ardente allegresse_, was greeted by the eleven prime chiefs, who presently retired, possibly for prayer or refreshments, possibly for operations in wire-pulling.”

Devil-Worship in France or The Question of Lucifer

“Okay, with the exception of Larry Moneta, but he was hired to suck the allegresse out of his surroundings, so you can’t count him.”

Pilgrim's Egress

“Voir au-dessus des mers la celeste allegresse ....” [”

Musicians of To-Day

“In wine like liquid sun is my delight * Which clears all care and gladdens allegresse. ”

Arabian nights. English