Part, Question

 1   2, 32 |         ebbs and flows alternately displeased and reconciled?" From ~these
 2   2, 33 |         the sorrow ~whereby one is displeased at the spiritual good which
 3   2, 57 |         the latter is not hurt or ~displeased.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[59] A[
 4   2, 71 |      demeanor show him that we are displeased with his backbiting, because ~
 5   2, 156|     displeasure," means that he is displeased, not with his being angry, ~
 6   3, 84 |      Because man should always be ~displeased at having sinned, for if
 7   3, 84 |             wherefore they will be displeased at, without sorrowing for, ~
 8   3, 84 |          In this way a man ~may be displeased at having sinned, and be
 9 Suppl, 2|           But every man ~should be displeased at having been turned away
10 Suppl, 2|           Therefore man ~should be displeased at original sin; and so
11 Suppl, 3| displeasure, is the more intensely displeased. But it may well happen ~