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 1      I,  VI   |        regions were welcomed with delight.~Mrs Paulina Barnett and
 2      I,  XII  |        the party, and much to her delight, Lieutenant Hobson named
 3      I,  XVII |         darkness were hailed with delight by the inhabitants of the
 4      I,  XVII | completely changed. Mrs Barnett’s delight and enthusiasm knew no bounds;
 5      I,  XVIII|        her audience listened with delight. The Bible and accounts
 6      I,  XVIII|           rushed out barking with delight.~The cold was so intense,
 7      I,  XIX  |         whose eyes glistened with delight.~“Well,” remarked Sabine, “
 8      I,  XXII |       into the court barking with delight. One reindeer had died,
 9      I,  XXII |      slippery armour, much to the delight of the thousands of ducks
10     II,  V    |          Joliffe anticipated with delight the time when he should
11     II,  V    |         on firm ground, with what delight would he have watched the
12     II,  V    |       been made for her baby, her delight was unbounded, and she no
13     II,  VI   |           really seemed to take a delight in the fury of the elements.~
14     II,  VI   |     Island. Christopher Columbus’ delight was not greater when he
15     II,  VIII |         of winter was hailed with delight by all who knew of the peril
16     II,  IX   |          31st August.~Imagine the delight and excitement of the young
17     II,  X    |           a year old, and was the delight of everybody. He had large