gladsomest

Moreover, he made banquets for the people, with great abundance of eating and drinking, for seven days and nights and all creatures were gladsomest; and he took horse with his son and rode out with him, that the folk might see him and rejoice.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

Then they served up food and we ate and drank and I lay with her that night in the pleasantest of nighting and the gladsomest of living and I only desired that morning would never appear for the stress of what befel me of joyance and delight; and, verily, I never saw and never heard and never knew any that was the like of her.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

I was in all delight, in gladsomest of life, * But now I am distraught with sufferings condign.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

She continued to enjoy herself in the gladsomest way till at length I was emboldened to say to her, "O my lady, an thy words to me be after the fashion of thy will, remember the proverb,

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855