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 1     I,       I|      lips opened in a smile of joy.~ ~I was struck with surprise,
 2     I,     III|        is great in harm, whose joy is human despair, and who
 3     I,     III|        both his little arms in joy. "Please come," he said; "
 4     I,      IV|       The father sobbed in his joy, while the child laughed,
 5     I,      IV|        ecstasy of her love and joy, half suffocate it with
 6     I,    XIII|    these lines. Something like joy, like exultation, filled
 7    II,     VII|       are filled with tears of joy, sorrow, or compassion such
 8    II,     VII|   heart filled with a world of joy, that I remember.~ ~ ~ ~
 9    II,    VIII|     heart was full of hope and joy. This girl's impotent jealousy
10    II,    VIII|       a transport of exquisite joy.~ ~ ~ ~
11    II,       X| inhabit it; and I thought what joy it would give me if she
12    II,    XVII|      admiration, of triumphant joy, of ecstatic delight.~ ~"
13    II,    XVII|         he said, with tears of joy in his eyes; "if he had