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1 1 |  chisel. This escutcheon would delight a lover of the heraldic~
2 2 | allowed the eye to follow~with delight the undulating line by which
3 11|    more than pleasure,it gives delight. Beatrix sat down beside~
4 11|    face, which had beamed with delight at the~prospect, was suddenly
5 13|    marquise~was feeling a keen delight in knowing herself the object
6 14|       Calyste felt a thrill of delight as he helped the~marquise
7 14|       Woman. She relished with delight the respectful adoration
8 17|       the~more because, in the delight of this trip, and the charm
9 18|    profoundly artistic. I took delight~in that place of horror