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 1  Pref,   2|                pamper", "indulge", "delight", "gladden" and "cheer";
 2  Unic,   3| conversation of this nun, I grew to delight in listening to her, for
 3  Unic,   3|             I think, when I did not delight in listening to her words.
 4  Unic,   4|            religious life caused me delight; and it is a fact that sometimes,
 5  Unic,   5|           God as I was, my greatest delight in conversation was to speak
 6  Unic,   8|             He may wish to take His delight in a soul and to give the
 7  Unic,   8|           soul and to give the soul delight, there is no way for Him
 8  Unic,   9|           they loved Him they would delight in looking at pictures of
 9  Unic,  11|             the Lord is to take His delight, yet in soil most unfruitful
10  Unic,  11|           His pleasure and have His delight among these virtues.~
11  Unic,  13|      ourselves before Him; have our delight in Him; and remember that
12  Unic,  14|       contentment may be of greater delight. But the faculties are not
13  Unic,  14|             between this particular delight and contentment and others
14  Unic,  14|            it used to give me great delight to think of my soul as a
15  Unic,  14|             without tears and great delight of soul that Thou, Lord,
16  Unic,  14|         Thee and Thou wilt take Thy delight in us, since Thou sayest
17  Unic,  14|          since Thou sayest that Thy delight is to be with the children
18  Unic,  14|        realize that Thou takest Thy delight in it, and yet offends Thee
19  Unic,  15|          faculties and a most sweet delight. As the soul has never gone
20  Unic,  15|           but have even found to my delight that I can penetrate the
21  Unic,  15|             if the soul directs the delight and sweetness which it now
22  Unic,  15|         Divine permission, the very delight which he causes in the soul
23  Unic,  15|           his frustration. For this delight will help the soul: thinking
24  Unic,  15|            the soul any pleasure or delight, and sees that this is causing
25  Unic,  16|          pleasure and sweetness and delight are incomparably greater
26  Unic,  16|             soul finds the greatest delight.~
27  Unic,  17|        labour, but only to take its delight in the first fragrance of
28  Unic,  17|        shares in the soul's joy and delight, and this to a most marked
29  Unic,  18|           exceeding great and sweet delight. It gradually ceases to
30  Unic,  18|           experience is one of such delight that afterwards our strength
31  Unic,  20|          the greatest sweetness and delight. No means of resistance
32  Unic,  20|            though rapture brings us delight, the weakness of our nature
33  Unic,  20|           in my view it comprises a delight of exceeding worth, because
34  Unic,  22|            a part in it, is full of delight, and brings great joy. And
35  Unic,  23|         began to be afraid, for the delight and the sweetness which
36  Unic,  23|           holy, that it gives great delight to those with whom he has
37  Unic,  25|           really honour and to take delight in what is really delight --
38  Unic,  25|           delight in what is really delight -- and not the other way
39  Unic,  27|          When he did speak it was a delight to listen to him, for he
40  Unic,  28|           nothing else in Heaven to delight the eyes but the extreme
41  Unic,  28|            causes them the greatest delight; nor are they wearied by
42  Unic,  29|         distress that life holds no delight which can give greater satisfaction.
43  Unic,  34|             when people found their delight in talking of Him.~
44  Unic,  35|         which His Majesty takes His delight -- once, when I was in prayer,
45  Unic,  35|             was the paradise of His delight. So it seems that His Majesty
46  Unic,  37|             offence to God, I would delight in seeing him and think
47  Unic,  39|           calm, a joy and an inward delight, and it amazed me that the