1
So the swineherd departed; and the suitors made merry in the hall.
2
In spite of the rigors of the winter, the settlers made merry.
3
He made merry over what he called the arguments of reactionary patriotism.
4
And all the people made merry then, merry then, merry then, etc.
5
She laughed and jested and made merry over her egg and toast.
6
Removed from harrowing scenes of ghastliness and distress, the court made merry.
7
With these young patricians Cesare made merry during the days that followed.
8
They made merry over their scanty supper and finished with satisfied appetites.
9
The rich over their champagne made merry at the great artist's expense.
10
These being speedily served, we ate, drank, and made merry till midnight.
11
No; but the three men are made merry by the jest.
12
For the Belgian soldiers no longer sang, or made merry in the evening.
13
Now while all were groaning in affliction the King made merry.
14
They came to our inn, and made merry in the barn.
15
The king made merry over his victory, and gave the glory to God.
16
They also rang the bells, and made merry, and danced upon the walls.
