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 1  Unic,   4|          this new life gave me a joy so great that it has never
 2  Unic,   4|           there came to me a new joy, which amazed me, for I
 3  Unic,   4|         is often tempered by the joy which comes to me at being
 4  Unic,   6|        the beginning, with great joy; for none of it could compare
 5  Unic,   6|       sufferings with such great joy.~
 6  Unic,   6|     could do so, it gave me more joy and recreation than indulgence
 7  Unic,   6|      bore my sickness with great joy, I none the less desired
 8  Unic,   7|         to lose the pleasure and joy which I had been deriving
 9  Unic,   8|  imagined, for I had neither any joy in God nor any pleasure
10  Unic,   8|          both myself and Thee. O Joy of the angels, how I long,
11  Unic,   8|          shall not give them the joy of prayer. I am indeed sorry
12  Unic,  10| encouragement, and here it finds joy.~
13  Unic,  10|     different kinds of spiritual joy on earth, though this is
14  Unic,  11|      should not at once have the joy of ascending to the possession
15  Unic,  12|       sensual, but is a virtuous joy; the grief also is of great
16  Unic,  14|     cannot have a moment of this joy; that there are no riches,
17  Unic,  14|         an eye; for this is true joy, and the soul realizes that
18  Unic,  15|       together with a very great joy and repose of the faculties
19  Unic,  15|          love with its attendant joy. This quiet and recollection --
20  Unic,  15|        wishes to communicate its joy to the understanding, or
21  Unic,  15|       the greater would be their joy, and the greater, too, would
22  Unic,  16|         rejoicing with ineffable joy. This seems to me to be
23  Unic,  16|      body and soul, to show what joy this pain caused her. What
24  Unic,  17|         that is certain; for the joy is so great that sometimes
25  Unic,  17|        body shares in the soul's joy and delight, and this to
26  Unic,  18|          indication of the great joy that they feel; but in this
27  Unic,  18|     which only hinder his soul's joy and thus harm rather than
28  Unic,  18|        of its bliss. The outward joy experienced is great and
29  Unic,  19|        with pain but in tears of joy. It finds itself bathed
30  Unic,  19|       them. But it derives great joy from seeing the vehemence
31  Unic,  19|        table! Praised be Thou, O Joy of the angels, Who art thus
32  Unic,  20|    rapture they are suspended by joy.~
33  Unic,  20| suffering, rejoices alone in the joy and happiness which this
34  Unic,  22|        delight, and brings great joy. And in view of the advantage
35  Unic,  22|         to us with the sublimest joy, so as to quicken our faith,
36  Unic,  26|     earth are by comparison pure joy and realizing how much we
37  Unic,  27|         secrets and wonders -- a joy so far above all joys attainable
38  Unic,  27|    accidental glory and what the joy of the blessed who already
39  Unic,  28|       where the fruition of that joy is complete? Although this
40  Unic,  28|           loses the devotion and joy which it had before; and
41  Unic,  30|         and with it such intense joy. Though I still did not
42  Unic,  30|          I bore these with great joy. It was when both kinds
43  Unic,  31|   describe, resembling an inward joy which comforts my whole
44  Unic,  33|           For it was a spiritual joy: my soul knew that here
45  Unic,  33|        experiencing the greatest joy and bliss, I thought that
46  Unic,  34|         could not endure so much joy, went out from itself, and
47  Unic,  35|    contrary, it would be a great joy to me to think I was keeping
48  Unic,  35|        and the Lord took all the joy out of my prayer. In fact,
49  Unic,  35|          and prayer. Such is the joy and happiness of their lives
50  Unic,  36|          would have been a great joy to me, as I should not have
51  Unic,  36|          it gave me the greatest joy to see him. I remember that,
52  Unic,  36|        be evident from the great joy and gladness and the few
53  Unic,  38|     learned from the Lord with a joy so sovereign as to be indescribable.
54  Unic,  38|       fear left it, and with its joy came a return of its tranquillity,
55  Unic,  38|           so great was my inward joy. From that time forward
56  Unic,  38|          him. He died with great joy and with a longing to depart
57  Unic,  38|         Heaven with the greatest joy. He had actually been very
58  Unic,  39|          I experienced a calm, a joy and an inward delight, and
59  Unic,  39|        mystery and it is a great joy to me.~
60  Unic,  39|       ascent into Heaven and the joy and solemnity with which
61  Unic,  40|         within myself such great joy that, being unworthy of
62  Unic,  40|       great propensity either to joy or to sorrow. If anything
63  Unic,  40|      glad about that occasion of joy or to feel sad about that