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 1 I   |      that came over the music. Joy for the~victory of the Most
 2 I   |      exile's longing, amid the joy of those that~triumphed.
 3 II  |       with warmth. The Song of~Joy set apart in the sublime
 4 II  |   avenging God. Indeed, in the~joy of the nun there was little
 5 II  |     followed the Amen. No more Joy, no more tears in the air,~
 6 II  |  staying. In the all-absorbing joy which comes in such full~
 7 III |     over! You do not know what joy it is to me to pray for~
 8 III |        love, a great love, the joy of living in~another heart
 9 VI  |       time forth. The greatest joy, the~keenest anguish, that
10 VII |      mio ben can draw tears of joy or pitying~laughter at the
11 VIII|        was in a wild frenzy of joy over her~complete surrender
12 VIII|        emotion, feels infinite joy as glimpses open out for
13 VIII|       more, you have taken the joy out of a man's life,~you
14 IX  |         clapping her hands for joy. "Oh no,~no! I would have
15 IX  |       restrain the movement of joy at the affirmative answer.
16 X   |        give all and receive no joy; perhaps~there is no merit
17 X   | eternally. Ah! I feel a sombre joy in crushing you that believe~
18 X   |    filled him with~unutterable joy. He stood under the wall
19 X   |        he said~to himself, and joy blended with the slow tinkling