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 1   1,      4|     filling his memory with the delights of sin, and with the recollection
 2   2,      5|          Oh, miserable man, who delights to remain in the mud like
 3   2,     20| hastened down the stream of the delights and dignities of the world
 4   2,     27|        them diverse and various delights, colored so as to have the
 5   2,     27|     figured to yourself all the delights of the world. That Lolla
 6   2,     30|       it errs, seeking good and delights there where they are not. ~
 7   2,     30|       already told you that the delights of the world, without Me,
 8   2,     33|    moved by the tribulations or delights of the world, will not resound
 9   3,     21|         depriving it of sensual delights and consolations." ~
10   3,     28|       grandeurs, positions, and delights of the world. They fear
11   3,     30|       renounced it with all its delights. His sensual fragility and
12   3,     31|       horribly. The disordinate delights and sensuality of which
13   3,     31|        and in the dignities and delights of the world. And the incarnate
14   4,      2|     world and all its pomps and delights, and to obey. So that each
15   4,      3|       disordinate pleasures and delights of the world; cut off the
16   4,      6|       visits it continually and delights at being at table with the
17   4,      6|     poor. And as a sign that he delights therein, and so as to have
18   4,      6|       bare of all pleasures and delights and clothing it with the
19   4,      8|         him. He wishes to enjoy delights and make this life his eternity,
20   4,      8|    remain for the pleasures and delights he finds there, he is transferred