In what ways are Thomas Carlyle and John Stuart Mill similar in their thinking about happiness? In what ways are they different? What facet (aspect) of the argument does Carlyle serve? What does the Mills quote provide to McMahon's argument?

Sweetness and love, happiness etc.

Which character writes a note to the king and asks to be excused from coming to tea?   a.jonathan bingb.the pirate don durk of dowdeec.peted.jimmy jet

People can make sacrifices like not going somewhere even when they want to, or not eating a certain food, or skipping something for a friend or family member. you can determine it yourself when you are thinking about what to do, such as: do you really want to go to the (input whatever) lets just say zoo, or do you want to your friend study so she can go to the dance next friday? (input whatever)the value in making sacrifices is being a true friend or family member, and seeing how it will affect others. it is very important!

Riding on a pony though a magical forest xd