Mick and Peige made a contented home for themselves and their children in Dublin.
In July 1922 she performed a Bach Prelude and Fugue on the piano, for which Joseph praised her warmly, writing: "I think everyone enjoyed the Bach from beginning to end, they all made nice contented noises at the end of it".
Unlike bread crumbs and dried oregano, these are ingredients that make for contented clams.
The same pasture operations that make for contented cows also protect air and water quality, sequester heat-trapping carbon and don't undercut the efficacy of valuable human antibiotics.
He said the realisation he was in control made him more contented than he had felt for years, leaving him "happy".
Because such novels presuppose an intentionality, an inherent purpose, at work in the universe, their ideal audience is made up of contented members of the status quo, connoisseurs of life's small comforts and subtler pleasures.
Meanwhile some of the more contented Frenchmen made steps to remain permanently, buying cars and having their wives join them in Salisbury.
It is not the rings that make him a contented man.
Or, if religious faith continues its American revival (matched in the Muslim world, but not in secular Europe), will it make people more contented, or merely more censorious?Theda Skocpol, a third-awakening sort of social thinker from Harvard University, takes a darker view.
On top of that, chocolate has compounds that release serotonin in the brain - our 'feel-good' hormone - the hormone that makes us feel contented and relaxed.
