Part, Chapter

 1    Pref        |       how lax and worldly people delight in seeing those discredited
 2    Life, I     |          like herself. I used to delight exceedingly, when playing
 3    Life, III   |           I listened to her with delight. I think there never was
 4    Life, IV    |     Everything in religion was a delight unto me; and it is true
 5    Life, VIII  |          into a soul to take His delight therein, and to make that
 6    Life, VIII  |       and to make that soul also delight in Him, there is no way
 7    Life, XI    |    wherein our Lord may take His delight, but in a soil unfruitful,
 8    Life, XI    |   pleasure into this garden, and delight Himself in the midst of
 9    Life, XIII  |          him humble himself, and delight himself in Christ, and keep
10    Life, XIV   |        now, between this joy and delight and all the joys  ./. of
11    Life, XIV   |       Thou hast told us that Thy delight is to be with the children
12    Life, XV    |        faculties, and most sweet delight, wherein the soul is established.208
13    Life, XV    |        they cannot rob it of its delight and joy212—yea, rather,
14    Life, XV    |       but, still more, to take a delight in dwelling on the meaning
15    Life, XVI   |         pleasure, sweetness, and delight are incomparably greater
16    Life, XVI   |         of fruition most full of delight.228~2. It is now some five
17    Life, XVI   |       soul and body, to show the delight she felt in that pain. To
18    Life, XVII  | distinctly shares in its joy and delight,—and this is most plain;
19    Life, XVIII |          gardener would have his delight therein; but in this life
20    Life, XIX   |         the more, gives it great delight. It seems as if I were speaking
21    Life, XX    |               much sweetness and delight.273 Even now I have that
22    Life, XXII  |      conscious of the profit and delight which this way furnished
23    Life, XXV   |      really honour, and that for delight which is really a delight.
24    Life, XXV   |        delight which is really a delight. Let me never mistake one
25    Life, XXVIII|       there were nothing else to delight our eyes but the great beauty
26    Life, XXVIII|    furnishing the most excessive delight to the eyes, never wearied
27    Life, XXIX  |        world which gives greater delight. As I have just said,435
28    Life, XXX   |        At other times, I used to delight in this, and was prepared
29    Life, XXXII |         that I took the greatest delight in the house in which I
30    Life, XXXII |         that He would take great delight therein; that it should
31    Life, XXXIII|       was filled with the utmost delight and joy—our Lady seemed
32    Life, XXXIII|          I, too, in the greatest delight and joy, greater than I
33    Life, XXXIV |          people thus found their delight in speaking of Him.~22.
34    Life, XXXV  |          was the paradise of his delight.522 It seems, then, that
35    Life, XXXVI |        of God. Solitude is their delight; and the thought of being
36    Life, XXXIX |       inward calmness, a joy and delight, which made me marvel how
37    Life, XL    |        if I wished afterwards to delight in that pleasure, or be
38     Rel, I     |      indescribable; the issue is delight, recollection, and the consolation
39     Rel, IX    |       because He has His joy and delight in Him, so to speak, here
40     Rel, IX    |        it, and it filled me with delight. The effect of the vision
41     Ind        |       danger of, ii. 5, vii. 10; delight of our Lord in spiritual,
42     Ind        |    xxxiii. 18; paradise of God's delight, xxxv. 13; foundation of,
43     Ind        |          xx. 19.~Paradise of His delight, xxxv. 13.~"Passer solitarius,"
44     Ind        |      perfect union, xviii. 14; a delight, Rel. i. 7.~Recollection,