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 1   1,  1   |    spirit, and the soul,~Have joy, pain, cold, and weight
 2   1,  1   |     be,~If pain the cure, and joy the sore give me?~Sweet
 3   1,  1   |        that is, the will, has joy by the great force of love,
 4   1,  1   |   from the object which gives joy to the heart, and which
 5   1,  4   |    cruel ties,~He dwells with joy, there where he faints and
 6   1,  4   |       him is such delight and joy.~Here he describes the natural
 7   1,  4   |   last may come to enjoy with joy,~As he who all foretells
 8   2,  1   | impediments~Of death of body, joy and happiness, Yet must
 9   2,  1   |     woe~Of vanished hopes, of joy and all delight.~But if
10   2,  1   |       wherefore the hope, the joy, and the delight of the
11   2,  1   |      which comes from intense joy, called by the Kabalists,
12   2,  1   |   lose myself.~Through bitter joy, and through sweet pain,~
13   2,  1   |  stars receives~With mournful joy in sweetest agony,~Forbid
14   2,  4(1)|       but fear~  Mingles with joy! Retake,~  Dear Lord! for
15   2,  5   |      can express, the extreme joy of the nine blind men, where,
16   2,  5   |     expect me to describe the joy and exulting merriment of