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1 24|      seemed to have been tears of joy. Caesar's lieutenants, friends,
2 51|       filled him with an insolent joy, by the opportunity they
3 53| dispatched, ran in a transport of joy to the camp, to congratulate
4 56|         equally affected him with joy and sorrow. Caesar's success
5 77|            yet he felt incredible joy at the present success;