Meanings of pleasant paths in English

The pleasant paths of the world- Icouldleave them behind with a shrug.

Along the pleasant paths of Literature you shall walk as beside still waters.

There were fountains playing, and here and there arbours and trellises and pleasant paths.

Pilot's dog-life had fallen into pleasant paths.

The party walked along by very pleasant paths until they came to a field by the side of the brook.

He was silent for a few moments, letting his thoughts wander through the pleasant paths of that little garden of repose.

But now the spell which had held the place in slumber was snapped, and her feet was set in its pleasant paths.

Her heart overflowed with thankfulness to the giver of all good, who had brought her feet into such pleasant paths of peace.

She smiled, in spite of herself, as she followed the pleasant paths, and heard the birds singing their summer songs over her head.

Thus, from inclination and policy, she sought Leicester and endeavored by the pleasant paths of her blandishments to lead him to her cause.

If Macaulay's hand cannot lead a man upon those pleasant paths, then, indeed, he may give up all hope of ever finding them.

To advance along smooth and pleasant paths, to encounter no obstacles, to wrestle with no difficulties and hardships-suchhas absolutely no fascination to him.

The one bright spot is that it saves you and your endowment from further catastrophes, and preserves you to the pleasant paths of scientific fame.