Book,  Chapter

1        I,  II  |   Zoof’s eyes glistened with delight; and from that moment Hector
2        I,  XIII|      this time to keep their delight within the bounds of military
3        I,  XXI |     that they were shouts of delight, which the dryness and purity
4       II,  I   |    was a source of unbounded delight to his audience.~Two years
5       II,  I   |     catalogue; but his chief delight was to criticize the publications
6       II,  II  | recalled the exclamations of delight that had wound up the two
7       II,  III |     far below the truth; his delight amounted almost to delirium.
8       II,  IX  |      tones that betrayed his delight in the anticipation.~To
9       II,  XIV |    entertaining a feeling of delight at the professor’s manifest