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1     I|   dreams be good dreams, you rejoice that they are good, and
2     I|     they be evil dreams, you rejoice that they are but dreams.
3   III|      he was, he continued to rejoice in whatsoever was joyous.
4    IV|   her in a reassuring tone: 'Rejoice, fortunate damsel! for a
5    IV|     a gift for the Padishah. Rejoice, therefore, I say.' But
6  VIII| suffered him not to rest, or rejoice, or to love.~ ~He had an
7    IX|    cried, "and may thy heart rejoice in the prosperity of thy
8   XII|      be able to see, he will rejoice in. Through him I shall
9   XII|   the first become the last. Rejoice in the present, my princess,