Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  XVI | preparations Michael found to his joy that the detachment were
 2       II,  II  |    sacrifice everything, even the joy of giving a kiss, perhaps
 3       II,  III |          for having given her the joy of taking the place of the
 4       II,  III |    Tsigane, with a look of savage joy, “I do not know him; but
 5       II,  VIII|             Divine goodness! what joy will Mr. Korpanoff feel,
 6       II,  XI  |         of agony and of ferocious joy grew faint in the distance.~“
 7       II,  XV  |             Nadia, less strong in joy than she had been in grief,
 8       II,  XV  |           a bowl of punch!”~Their joy was great on finding Nadia
 9       II,  XV  |     Captain Fedor, “it will be my joy to call you both my children!”~
10       II,  XV  |         when going, was a road of joy in returning. They traveled