While it has none of the light-spirited delight of Ronchamp and few obvious design thrills, La Tourette's chaste, pared-down architecture is a powerful experience.
Images like one depicting three small girls cuddling and smiling at the camera in what looks like their Sunday best (No. 5 in the series) and another of a boy with a cardboard box on his head and a clownish, gap-toothed grin (No. 14) convey a sense of pure-spirited delight.
In particular, Moira Dearnley claims that the hymns contain a "high-spirited delight in the day-to-day life of children, the joy that characterizes the best the Hymns for the Amusement of Children".
THE ARTIST Michel Hazanavicius, 2011, France, 90min An honest-to-goodness black-and-white silent picture made by modern French filmmakers in Hollywood, USA, "The Artist" is a spirited, hilarious and moving delight.
The Dodgers scored four runs in the ninth inning and seven runs in the final three innings, to stun the Tampa Bay Rays and delight a spirited crowd with a 7-6 victony on Friday.
Adelia is a delight and her spirited efforts to stop the killings, while tending to the sick, making friends and finding romance, add to our appreciation of her forensic skills.
Mr Putin glowed, delighted with this spirited one-sided defence.
Nonetheless, the country's youthful population still delighted in his spirited, playful campaign.
The production added several performances, and the audience I saw it with at a late show on a Friday night delighted in its spirited humor and the, ahem, cheeky audacity with which its performers frolicked frockless in and around the audience, seducing more than one member to join in the sexually tinged antics.
Instead, almost everyone from Jean Pardo, the village historian, who delighted in his spirited commentary about her hats, to the young college students who gathered around as he held court at Starbucks, knew Fleming as the compulsively affable, flirtatious guy with the cane, who loved to talk about everything but himself.
