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 1 1,3 |    great were the transports of joy and impatience among all
 2 1,3 |         announce to you a great joy: the most Eminent and most
 3 1,3 |       was received with strange joy. Roderigo Borgia had the
 4 2,2 |        discovered, to the great joy of the old emperor, who,
 5 3,2 |       could not dissimulate his joy; indeed, on hearing the
 6 3,2 |       repose to the Church, and joy to Christendom, seeing that
 7 3,2 |      such good fortune, yet his joy was little short of madness.
 8 3,2 |        than compensated, by the joy which he felt in being able
 9 3,2 |      goodness to exalt us. This joy of yours is first of all
10 3,2 |      shall deserve. But if your joy and this we say to you as
11 3,2 |        to your brothers if your joy is founded on ought else
12 5,2 |       by a mob who were full of joy at any prospect of change,
13 5,3 |       Charles VIII, much to the joy of the Signoria, left Florence,
14 5,3 |         news thereof with great joy and comfort. Among other
15 5,3 |   letter was the cause of great joy to the Holy Father: the
16 5,7 |       mother, who gave a cry of joy when she saw him; for so
17 5,7 |      return to Rome. The cry of joy uttered by Rosa Vanozza
18 5,8 |     feeling prompted her cry of joy when she saw him once more. ~
19 8,3 |   certainty gave the pope great joy, for he attached all the
20 8,4 |         was received with great joy by the pope, who at once
21 10,1| received with demonstrations of joy that were really sincere.
22 10,1|     envoy of freedom. The great joy of the Milanese people was
23 10,2|         apparently the greatest joy, and stayed three days;
24 10,3|      Como, amid acclamations of joy from his former subjects,
25 10,4|         them with every sign of joy, putting all his house and
26 10,4|      family caused the greatest joy at Rome, for, while the
27 11,4|       his domino, expressed the joy he felt at his arrival.
28 11,5|         sovereign: as a sign of joy cannon were fired all day
29 12,4|     Ferrara was received with a joy so great that it smacked
30 12,4|      the same demonstrations of joy could be expected from a
31 13,5|    calmest manner showed me his joy at the success of this enterprise,
32 15,4| Gonzalvo received him with such joy that Caesar was deceived