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 1        0, Life |         was reared. "I always took delight," he tells us, "in learning,
 2        0, Life |           remains fresh. He "takes delight" ("dulce habui") in it all.
 3        0, Life |          recovering in that way my delight in study and writing, proceed
 4        I, XXVII|        suggestion, or proceeded to delight, or, what is worse, consented
 5        I, XXVII|            viz., by suggestion, by delight, and by consent. Suggestion
 6        I, XXVII|   Suggestion comes from the Devil, delight from the flesh, and consent
 7        I, XXVII|            and Eve, as flesh, took delight in it, but Adam, as the
 8        I, XXVII| distinguish between suggestion and delight, and between delight and
 9        I, XXVII|           and delight, and between delight and consent. For when the
10        I, XXVII|            mind, if there ensue no delight in the sin, the sin is in
11        I, XXVII|           the flesh begins to take delight in it, then sin begins to
12        I, XXVII|           the nourishment of it in delight, its maturity in the consent.
13        I, XXVII|           the flesh begins to find delight, and yet the soul does not
14        I, XXVII|           does not consent to that delight. And whereas the flesh cannot
15        I, XXVII|    unwillingly bound by the carnal delight, so that through reason
16        I, XXVII|        consent, yet being bound by delight, it grievously laments being
17        I, XXVII|            loves, a captive by the delight which he unwillingly bears
18       IV, XXV  |            love of God and through delight in its rewards.~Having practised
19        V, XXIV |          the church, I always took delight in learning, or teaching,