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 1   2, 34|   self-control; he felt no violent delight in any state of birth; he
 2   4, 87|            remain perpetual, still delight in the pleasures of desire
 3   4, 88|            drunk up by old age, to delight therein through infatuation
 4   5, 1 |           to pleasure and felt not delight, like a lion deeply pierced
 5   5, 46|           not moved to pleasure or delight; since his desire to go
 6   7, 45|          own kindred through their delight in showing hospitality;
 7  11, 22| self-control, if he is wise, would delight in them?~
 8  11, 68|           reward,-my mind does not delight, O king, in future births;
 9  12, 51|           Brahman, deceived by the delight.~
10  13, 3 |         his three daughters, Lust, Delight, and Thirst, asked of him
11  15, 13|            Mara, Lust, Thirst, and Delight, beholding their father
12  15, 20|           the former Buddhas; then Delight next tried to win him who
13  15, 21|              21. 'O holy one, I am Delight by name, fostering all practicable
14  15, 21|            s tutelary power, bring delight within thy reach.'~
15  15, 40|         thy father and mother, and delight Yasodhara,-~
16  17, 31|           and for the diffusion of delight among the six orders of