So you're right-schadenfreude is used in English and am I right in thinking it describes the satisfying feeling you get when something bad happens to someone else?
Hold the vision of yourself in the right business, with the pupose to get into it, and the faith that you will get into it, and are getting into it; but ACT in your present business.
" He's a born Weller, " laughed Jo, as her parent gathered himself up, and her nephew tried to stand on his head, as the only mode of expressing his satisfaction that school was over.
When they finished, they had a long document that they were very proud of (or that they felt very pleased with), but the Constitution hadn't yet become a law.
At last, because I was romantic, I devised an explanation which I acknowledged to be far-fetched, but which was the only one that in any way satisfied me.