1
There is much gaiety in the two squares on Sundays and festivals.
2
Before the revolution, France was at this season a scene of much gaiety.
3
So much gaiety, so much vitality, so much boisterous health made her despair.
4
There might be much gaiety in the town; but I saw little of it.
5
The maréchal and he supported the conversation with much gaiety.
6
A mere fit of misanthropy after rather too much gaiety.
7
We do not shift our Parliaments with so much gaiety.
8
The police approve-butnot often, for this is no time for too much gaiety.
9
You will wear me out with so much gaiety.
10
For some reason, however, he did not welcome the idea; perhaps there was too much gaiety.
11
They unpacked the little hamper with much gaiety.
12
The repast was not accompanied by much gaiety.
13
And I am tired of so much gaiety.
14
Among his insignificant luggage was a new hat-box, which proved to be the origin of much gaiety.
15
There was much gaiety amongst us.
16
Whitehall, the scene of so much gaiety and gallantry, was a palace by no means befitting the luxurious Charles.
