Chapter

 1 I   |    their youth, that I might delight in the charm of their grace.
 2 III |  stirred into an activity of delight by anything, however trifling,
 3 III |   cheapness of pleasure. The delight of the eyes is for everybody.
 4 III |      view men or nature with delight, we must see them through
 5 V   |   women show character. They delight us by a certain worn sweetness
 6 VII |   water. The colors ought to delight an artist, - umbers and
 7 VII |     walls may be an æsthetic delight. The comparative cheapness
 8 VIII|     professional singers can delight their audiences for five
 9 IX  | beauty, for example, and the delight of the mind in graceful
10 XI  |      Nature, - must not find delight in the radiance of a clear
11 XI  | wishes to know must not find delight in contemplating the works