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 1    II|      profitable in speaking, joyous in admonishing, and cruel
 2    II|    of joyousness, for he was joyous in the service of God. Or
 3    II|  should this day be glad and joyous if they knew that ye know.
 4   III| beginneth to think after the joyous company of angels, and of
 5   III|     answered to him: Be thou joyous right good prince, but call
 6   III|    prince was right glad and joyous, and anon sent them to the
 7   III|      entered into a fair and joyous country called the valley
 8   III|       He was always glad and joyous, and that displeased much
 9   III| country, I shall be glad and joyous, if it pleased you, to do
10   III|    in to heaven, he was much joyous, and returned into Babylon,
11    IV|   this was done, he returned joyous, with his children to his
12    IV|   with. Whereof she was much joyous, and when she returned to
13    IV|   and by mercy, for he had a joyous heart, a peacable visage
14    IV|   the souls of the innocents joyous and glad. And after this,
15    IV|     ardent in love, and more joyous in burning. For the first
16    IV|   his wood tormentor, he was joyous for to despise it by the
17    IV|    the mansions of my father joyous. And thou shalt comfort
18     V|    and so heavy, seemed more joyous than the other, and more
19     V|      that he should never be joyous. And he answered and said:
20     V|  communion, saying thus with joyous voice: God, that hast accompanied
21     V|      like semblant, glad and joyous. He seeth all things tofore,
22     V|    in the visage, for he was joyous in his heart; he excused
23     V|    know now. And then he was joyous and glad by the word of
24     V|     him, and saw that he was joyous therein as he had been in
25     V|  celestial company, glad and joyous. And, blessed Lord, this
26     V|   received sufferably with a joyous heart the swords of them
27    VI|    immortal, he was glad and joyous; and when they said that
28   VII|    to him all things that be joyous, so that his mind may be