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 1  Unic,   3|        that I believe he is now rejoicing in God. He wanted me to
 2  Unic,  10|          We can also do much by rejoicing in the contemplation of
 3  Unic,  12| resurrection, we are moved to a rejoicing which is neither wholly
 4  Unic,  15|       it of its contentment and rejoicing: indeed, without any labour
 5  Unic,  16|         and in that agony it is rejoicing with ineffable joy. This
 6  Unic,  16|         describing this kind of rejoicing which the Lord desires a
 7  Unic,  17|         the will is captive and rejoicing, and that it alone is experiencing
 8  Unic,  17|    neither stir nor move and is rejoicing in that holy repose which
 9  Unic,  18|         is no feeling, but only rejoicing, unaccompanied by any understanding
10  Unic,  18|      thing in which the soul is rejoicing. It realizes that it is
11  Unic,  18|          It realizes that it is rejoicing in some good thing, in which
12  Unic,  18|        this good thing. In this rejoicing all the senses are occupied,
13  Unic,  18|       power, to communicate its rejoicing. At such a time everything
14  Unic,  22|         my habit of continually rejoicing in the Lord. Especially
15  Unic,  35| feelings: that is to say, I was rejoicing and being glad and finding
16  Unic,  38| weakness, so that, while we are rejoicing in Thy sovereign favours,
17  Unic,  39|       Majesty is hearing us and rejoicing at what we are asking of