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“Happy ever after” only works out in stories, not in life—leastwise, not happy the way you think it should be.

Far as he was concerned he was lost in the fog and intended to stay that way—leastwise ’til his net was up, then he’d think about matters.

“Oh no, parson; leastwise he was well in body when I left whome, but sorely troubled in mind.”

Or else at the leastwise follow him, of whom there is a merry tale commonly told.

In the ceilin' there's a small slide, leastwise I think it's a slide, though I'm not sure.