felicity

• If to be is misery, not to be must be felicity, and this felicity is the highest reward which Buddha promised to his disciples. —  Chips From A German Workshop - Volume I Essays on the Science of Religion
• The circumstances were eminently conducive to the felicity which is derivable from repose, and thus admirably suited to the tastes of La Certe. —  The Buffalo Runners A Tale of the Red River Plains
• What was a still more extraordinary instance of felicity, his marriage with the king's sister brought to him neither misfortunes nor perils, and he did not live to witness those which overtook his grand-daughters. —  Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth
• There is a strange felicity, a wondrous enchantment, which comes from true intimacy of heart, and close communion of soul, and the result is more than mere fleeting joy. —  Friendship
• He knew that his felicity was only a short way off. —  Captain Jinks, Hero

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