gladsome

Let us with a gladsome mind is a well-known hymn.

Let us with a gladsome mind for mixed choir and organ (1967)

"We are only too gladsome to repay in kind what has oft been rendered us.

Lettuce with a gladsome mind, Praise the Lord for He is kind.

For now, though, more gladsome things: Aplakes and the other servants will show you to chambers.

"That, my friends, is the most gladsome sight these feeble old eyes have rested on for many a long and weary moon.

"It was gladsome hearing, this word that the Prince lives; I'd gotten rumors to the contrary.

The twirling brought a heady, gladsome giddiness that stayed with her as a profound sense of peace when she stopped.

Her eye's so gladsome we'll all take shares in the ---- groom!

What the gladsome heart is so eager to hail as colorless is simply the coloration that seems most "real" or "natural."

The next afternoon, when she came home from her daily pilgrimage, she found Marie bursting with what she thought was gladsome news.

The collection included nearly thirty original hymns by Singleton, notable amongst them being his With gladsome feet we press.

"But lately seen in gladsome green ..."

All the wildwood seems to listen to the singer's gladsome voice He sings in summer sunlight and all those who hear rejoice.

"Imagine these harmless, once gladsome Beings as they came Awake when the electromagnetic inhibition of rheatic forces dwindled to an end.

The hymn Phos Hilaron ("O Gladsome Light") is sung.

Bring fruits and wine and sing a gladsome lay, Cry, 'Come in peace, O restful Seventh day!'

'Tis the source of no small bitterness," Wave-watcher complained a little later, "this reaping unkind-ness where the harvest ought to have been gladsome thanks."

He rarely departs from this homophonic style, save for brief polyphonic sections in the "Gladsome Light" and "Polyeleon" movements.

But she is blissful, and she hears it not; Among the other primal creatures gladsome She turns her sphere, and blissful she rejoices.

Zyanya gazed at me with bewildered eyes, but to her credit she asked no question, she made no complaint about my having turned a gladsome occasion into something otherwise.

He may know all their names and distances and magnitudes, and yet be ignorant of what alone concerns mankind, - their serene and gladsome influence on the mind.

'Jamie, the auld man is gane at last--an', God forgi'e me, I feel too gladsome to greet.

O Gladsome Light of the Holy Glory of the Immortal Father, Heavenly, Holy, Blessed Jesus Christ!

The gladsome ghosts, in circling troops, attend And with unwearied eyes behold their friend; Delight to hover near, and long to know What bus'ness brought him to the realms below.