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 1   Intro, 4      |      bent sky became flat with joy,~ When dame nature brought
 2       2, Story27|       a camel into ecstasy and joy.~ If thou hast no taste
 3       2, Story27|        turned by the frenzy of joy~ And a man does not feel
 4       3, Story17|       I~shall never forget the joy and ecstasy I felt on thinking
 5       3, Story28| pleasant voice.~ The former is joy to the senses, the latter
 6       4, Story2 |       money and,~secondly, the joy of neighbours at our loss.'~ ~ ~
 7       5, Story18|        of my eye and the chief joy of~my life union with him':~ ~ ~
 8       7, Story20|       clod of earth~ Leaps for joy, imagining it to be a bone.~
 9       8, 67     |        If thy state be such in joy and in distress,~ I know
10       8, 74     |      thou sufferest before the joy~ Is better than the grief
11       8, 74     |        the grief endured after joy.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
12       8, Story  |             He who has created joy and distress~ Apportions