"People are just passing, passing, passing, passing.
Jews Return, In Gladness and Song, To... Berlin? Louis Lewandowski may be the greatest German composer you've never heard of.
One minute she has passed through seasons of "depression, anxiety and shame", the next she has lived her entire life in a state of "stubborn gladness".
"Now you are to go forward," Anthony writes, "now the Red Sea opens to pass you through — now you shall put the ten thousands to flight — I wish I could see you and make you feel my gladness, not only for your sake, personally, but for the cause sake — for temperance and virtue's sake — for woman's sake".
Give him Patience, Gladness, hearty Light, Inspiration and Love..
After all, it has started to supplant other drugs on the radar screens of the criminal justice system, and its reputation for creating a genial glow without medical downsides catches something of the passing decade's desire for guilt-free gladness in the same sort of way that the nervous surge created by cocaine caught the restless energy of the decade before.
Take the composer, tightening and adjusting as time passes; letting out the dog, letting in some agony, or gladness.
If the introduction of new vaccines is greeted with anger that some children have missed the boat, rather than gladness that science brings new advantages with each year that passes, then the further lump sum spent on protecting children who are at much less risk will simply become part of an even tougher cost-benefit analysis.
But there is more grief and gladness in Dutton than Miller's play can draw out.
And each time I go back to "Bistro Cooking," I feel a sense of gladness.
