He has expressed penitence for what he has written and declared that he will never again apply any little talents he may possess to such purpose: and I have said that I shall be happy to praise him whenever I find that he has abjured these objectionable topics."

Any information in my possession as to Mr. Saffron's affairs I shall, of course, be happy to give you.

The more attraction, however, the better; and therefore, though I know he will be happy to meet you there, it will forward the scheme, if, in your answer to this, you express yourself concerning it with that power of which you are so happily possessed, and which may be so directed as to operate strongly upon him.'

At last he said[302], 'Doctor, I should be happy to see you at Eaton[303].'

He informed me that there were two ambassadors from the king of Poland then in the city, who, he was certain, would be happy to receive a visit from me.

Should choice or chance lead you to sun and air yourself on Highgate Hill during any of your holiday excursions, my worthy friend and his amiable and accomplished wife will be happy to see you.

I have very many new important and interesting works of all kinds in the press, which I should be happy to know any means of sending.

Having thus distributed all my best wares in the bow window, I shall leave you to judge for yourself; and, as the diplomatists say, will be happy to treat upon a suitable basis.

In the present, I shall be happy to receive from you any suggestion, but I can offer none.

If there is any fallacy in this supposition, the inferences may be erroneous; but the error would imply the disgrace of the United States, or parts of them,a disgrace from which every man of true honor and genuine patriotism will be happy to see them rescued.

and if you find anything contrary to right reason or sober sense, I shall be happy to hear of it on a future occasion.

" "I am entirely at your disposal," said the major, "and I will be happy to tell you all about General Annenkof, for I was all through the work with him.

I shall be happy to pay the carriage of my dear Kinko.

Governor will be happy to see them at dinner, at six o'clock, when he will endeavor to facilitate their philanthropic inquiries, by inviting two or three proprietors to met them.

I had a fleeting thought of a row before he bowed low and said in English: "If you please, we make good time, we sing your songs, and must be happy to drink with you.

I shall be happy to learn if it has done good, and made you happy.

FOURTH LADY Always be happy to respect you as a friend; but you must not look for any thing further.

I should, however, be happy to see you.

If you have any business to transact, my house is close by; I shall be happy to treat with you.

So I shall wait and shall be happy to join you.

"Count Nesselrode said to me yesterday: 'Tell the queen that I shall be happy to fulfil all her wishes, and that I can do so, that I have the power.'

" "Mr. Harris," replied Mrs. Weldon, "fortunately we have food in more than sufficient quantity, and we shall be happy to share with you.

I don't know where we may live, but I shall be happy to see you if you call.

Sir: It is partly in compliance with your desire, in your last letter to me, in which you tell me "that when I am convinced of the justice of your conduct, and become a convert to your advice, you shall be happy to hear it," and partly from a wish to inform you that such is in truth my present state of mind, that I now write to you.

"I shall be happy to do so," I said aloud, and made my way round to the front of the platform.