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Meanings of very gladness in English

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Usage of very gladness in English
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She could have danced for very gladness, though her eyes were tear-wet.
A Little Girl in Old Detroit
2
How cruel in her very gladness Nature still seemed to be!
The Shadow of a Crime: A Cumbrian Romance
3
But her very gladness appeared to affect contrariwise the troubled mood of her lover.
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
4
Then would Gibbie listen indeed, awed by very gladness.
Sir Gibbie
5
Sieglinde wept for very gladness that her son had come home safe from his wonderful adventures.
Young Folks' Treasury, Volume 2 (of 12) / Myths and Legendary He...
6
They shook their incense-pans and danced for very gladness: sweet were their tears in dancing, very hot
Ragnarok : the Age of Fire and Gravel
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And now everything is in bloom and the garden is planted and the sun shines in very gladness.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec
8
She has flitted from object to object, asking the name of everything and kissing me for very gladness.
The Story of My Life / With her letters (1887-1901) and a supple...
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She laughed for very gladness.
A Little Girl in Old Detroit
10
Efforts, to be permanently useful, must be uniformly joyous,- aspiritall sunshine, graceful from very gladness, beautiful because bright.
Evolution of Expression — Volume 1
11
Her head leaped back; she half lifted one hand in protest, but the very gladness in his face silenced her.
Then I'll Come Back to You
12
Then Jeanne forgot the somber garment of womanhood that shadowed her last night, and danced in the very gladness of her heart.
A Little Girl in Old Detroit
13
He lifts her in his arms, still in her dainty nightdress, and kisses the scarlet lips, that laugh now for very gladness.
Floyd Grandon's Honor
14
Then in very gladness, for she liked my comrade, she lost her gloomy thoughts, and would tell him softly of her pleasure.
A King's Comrade: A Story of Old Hereford
15
But the palfrey, finding himself no longer hemmed in by a heated, pressing crowd, gave, for very gladness of heart, a gay little gambol.
The White Ladies of Worcester: A Romance of the Twelfth Century
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Violet looked up, started to her feet with a cry of joy, and in an instant was in her husband's arms, weeping for very gladness.
Elsie's New Relations / What They Did and How They Fared at Ion;...
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