1
The Old Monthly has more of matter, information, but not so merry.
2
Never was there so goodly a sight, seldom so merry a company.
3
They might have been going to a picnic, so merry were they.
4
But your weddin' was none so merry as I fain would see.
5
And when she felt really safe she was so merry and enchanting!
6
They are so laughing, and so merry, all these little Nipponese dolls!
7
But nobody in the whole circle found the world so merry as Petrea.
8
In a word, the old folks could not recall so merry a wedding.
9
All the boys and girls like a fiddle, because it is so merry.
10
The sight was so merry that I was fain to laugh.
11
VINCENT: Forsooth, she is not so merry but what she is equally good.
12
The dinner was not quite so merry as Gagliuffi's, the champagne being absent.
13
She, who had been so full of vigorous life, so merry, so light-hearted.
14
It was an uncomfortable tea-party-notnearly so merry as Arthur's first.
15
Always so merry; for the life of me, I couldn't help looking in!
16
He is such a beautiful boy-sosweet and affectionate, so merry and clever!
