Aún no tenemos significados para "natural gaiety".
1She laughed with the natural gaiety which he found so delightful.
2This made me impatient, and by degrees deprived me of my natural gaiety.
3He eats little, he sleeps badly, he has lost-oh ,altogetherlost-hisnatural gaiety.
4The hour of parting was painful, and the natural gaiety of Captain Cadurcis deserted him.
5The natural gaiety of the old driver had received a considerable check at George's death.
6She found some very agreeable men and women, and some of her natural gaiety returned.
7Her personal attractions, natural gaiety, and especially her admiration of her husband's relations, took him by storm.
8It is quite different from the natural gaiety of Catullus; equally so from the witty frivolity of Ovid.
9All his natural gaiety has vanished.
10But his natural gaiety remained.
11My nature was changed from that time; a kind of depression and melancholy, took the place of my natural gaiety.
12And there's natural gaiety.
13In fact, your inexhaustible humor and gentleness, your natural gaiety of spirits and tender affection for me sufficiently prove that you are contented.
14Yet Basil was not quite his familiar self to-day; he talked with less than his natural gaiety, wore a musing look, fell into silences.
15The pain in her heart was always shadowing; like a jailer it jealously watched and repressed the natural gaiety which was a part of her.
16The captain expressed himself to himself as greatly annoyed by this simple message, and for the rest of that evening quite lost his natural gaiety.
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