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 1   0, 9     |    the inn, there was mutual delight at the encounter; and Fray
 2   1, 1     |   God tells us, He takes His delight.19 For what do you think
 3   1, 1     |    will be like which is the delight of a King so mighty, so
 4   2, 4     |    how. And that content and delight are not felt, as earthly
 5   1, 3     |    the body; a death full of delight, for, in order to come closer
 6   1, 3(112)|    obscure], reading, after "delight": "for, although it [the
 7   1, 5     |   God, nor is there the same delight and satisfaction for the
 8   2, 15    |     neighbour? Oh, the great delight of suffering in doing the
 9  10, 1     |     His Majesty may take His delight in it and at the same time
10  11, 7     |    they this contentment and delight which God gives it. They
11  11, 11    |      excessive rejoicing and delight, which can be carried to
12   1, 1     |    which the Lord takes such delight. Each of us possesses a
13   1, 5     |    it is enjoying; the great delight of which the soul is then
14   2, 3     |   sublime a favour, and such delight is felt by the soul, that
15   2, 8     | performs, the greater is its delight. Its real penance comes
16   4, 17    |  your convents, to take your delight in this Interior Castle,