Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-4  |    far was I exiled from the delights of Thy house, in that sixteenth
 2     2, 1    |      lower things have their delights, but not like my God, who
 3     3, 2-3  | truer mercy, but in it grief delights not. For though he that
 4     4, 8-13 |    again with my old kind of delights, unto which that my sorrow
 5     8, 10-24|  also, when, above, eternity delights us, and the pleasure of
 6     8, 11-27| mortified. They tell thee of delights, but not as doth the law
 7     9, 10-26|      this world with all its delights became, as we spake, contemptible
 8    10, 24-35|    in Thee. These be my holy delights, which Thou hast given me
 9    10, 33-49|                 10.33.49 The delights of the ear had more firmly
10    10, 40-65|    and this I often do, this delights me, and as far as I may
11    11, 2-3  |    Thy Scriptures be my pure delights: let me not be deceived
12    11, 2-4  |   The wicked have told me of delights, but not such as Thy law,
13    11, 22-28|   that I may contemplate the delights of the Lord. Behold, Thou
14    11, 29-39|  praise, and contemplate Thy delights, neither to come, nor to
15    12, 11-12|      which contemplateth Thy delights without any defection of