| Washington is the hot-bed of gayety, and general headquarters for the recherche business. |
| He was more impressed by Marshall's gayety and unrestraint at the Quoit Club than by anything else he noted. |
| It has neither the tragic gayety of Whitechapel nor the comparative refinement of Clapton. |
| She saw that his natural gayety and joie de vivre, long subdued, were again welling up within him. |
| Aiken will always remember that dinner in the woods for its beauty and for its gayety. |
| She longed with all a girl's love of gayety to go to the kirmess, and no one thought to invite her. |
