gladden
glad literary ***

You can gladden me with your company for a short while.

Your story is one to gladden the heart of any American.

It seemed longer than last year's line had been, and his heart was gladdened.

But there are so many things to gladden the heart which take little time and no money.

And he would, I think, be gladdened by this day.

They found such generosity as would gladden any mind and body.

The sight of him like that gladdened my heart because I knew his news must be good.

Two bits of news to gladden the heart on a cold morning.

"If my looks gladden your heart, will you walk with me?"

The two cops said nothing of value to Gladden on the way in.

It enters through the eyes and gladdens the whole being.

The audience caught that one, too, and gladdened my heart.

At first I didn't see any, which gladdened my heart.

How few of Nature's faces are left alone to gladden us with their beauty!

It would gladden your heart, and spare you much pain.

And then gladdens when you are told there is a following three part sequel.

My songs gladden the human heart and that is what matters.

It gladdens my heart to welcome you to our humble little home.

On the contrary, I'm gladdened that they had the sense to put you in charge.

Lark saw what she was doing, and felt gladdened by it.

There'd have been no difficulty in leaving one of each to gladden your personal lives there.

We've got simple tips to help gladden that holiday heart.

He had a photographer with him, which gladdened Chester's heart.

Apparently some people were gladdened: The stock market had its best week in twenty years.

Why then do you refuse to extend your hand and gladden my heart?