Gee, ain't that an awful huge lot of money for one poor little merry-merry to be burdened with!

Verye good, Sir, Y'are wondrous merry.

Then I have a ditty merry and mirthful.

And though they laugh many times, and seem to be extraordinary merry (as they will by fits), yet extreme lumpish again in an instant, dull and heavy, semel et simul, merry and sad, but most part sad: Si qua placent, abeunt; inimica tenacius haerent: sorrow sticks by them still continually, gnawing as the vulture did Titius' bowels, and they cannot avoid it.

"Well, we elected him the chauffeur and, after hoisting the sail, the gallant craft with its merry-merry crew swung out into the stream.

This same shall keep me in some tavern merry, Till night's black hand curtain this too clear sky.