One seeks to make the loved one entirely happy: L'on veut faire tout le bonheur, ou si cela ne se peut ainsi, tout le malheur de ce qu'on aime.

L'on veut faire tout le bonheur, ou si cela ne se peut ainsi, tout le malheur de — One seeks to make the loved one entirely happy

L'on veut faire tout le bonheur, ou si cela ne se peut ainsi, tout le malheur de ce qu'on aime.

One seeks to make the loved one entirely happy

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