Les Misérables Volume I Book 3 Chapter 4 - Tholomyes is so Merry that he sings a Spanish Ditty

In which a bright spring day at Saint-Cloud blossoms with youthful gaiety and innocent delights, as couples revel in the tender joys of nature and love under a heaven half made for such idylls; amid laughter, song, and pastoral wanderings, a plaintive Spanish ballad is sung, while the pleasures of the hour unfold with a fresh and sanguine spirit. These scenes, suffused with carefree mirth and gentle teasing, paint a vivid tableau of radiant youth and the fleeting enchantments of a pastoral Sunday.