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 1   1,  1   |      in that singing they give delight, or they edify, or they
 2   1,  1   |       edify, or they edify and delight together.~CIC. To whom then
 3   1,  1   |     object, and cold Jealousy,~Delight me, and torment, content.
 4   1,  2   | desired.~CIC. Then there is no delight without the contrary?~TANS.
 5   1,  2   |    other only continues in the delight of seeing and conversing;
 6   1,  2   |        themselves the fruit of delight, which they take in the
 7   1,  3   |    flames and servitude I take delight,~Liberty takes flight and
 8   1,  3   |     and feeding in a wonder of delight; but if it should happen
 9   1,  4   |         Which unto him is such delight and joy.~Here he describes
10   1,  4   |      and let the understanding delight in its own objects to the
11   1,  5   |       No smile, no rapture, no delight,~So sweet, so grateful,
12   1,  5   |  eternal, and in this ever has delight, so that it enjoys happiness
13   2,  1   |        subject, the feeling of delight and of sadness are found
14   2,  1   |       to be called more easily delight than sadness, if it happens
15   2,  1   | vanished hopes, of joy and all delight.~But if he should behold,
16   2,  1   |     the hope, the joy, and the delight of the superior spirit are
17   2,  2(1)|  corporeal are vile; for every delight is such that it becomes
18   2,  3   |    ever seeks; seeing that the delight of the gods is ascribed