Chapter

 1 1  |  delights for me in one single joy. Yes, I must comprehend
 2 1  |      countries, the country of joy, liberty, wit, pretty women,
 3 1  |       wonderful maze, in which joy groans, and there is something
 4 1  |        funeral, and beams with joy over the reading of the
 5 2  |        My nerves thrilled with joy instead of anguish. I felt
 6 2  |       of the past. I leapt for joy, and hurried back to the
 7 2  |       far away from him in his joy. Foedora saw me, and grew
 8 2  |     not richly rewarded by the joy I took in sacrificing everything
 9 2  |    child tried not to show her joy, but her eyes sparkled. ~" '
10 2  |     But these transitions from joy to sadness became unendurable;
11 2  |     could not divine another's joy or sorrow. She had made
12 2  |        my soul into the double joy of love and of hearing every
13 2  |    kept saying, distilling our joy drop by drop. ~" 'We won'
14 2  |     said Bixiou to Emile. "The joy will kill him." ~A ghastly
15 3  |     Jonathan had wept tears of joy at the sight of his young
16 3  |  lighted up with indescribable joy. After directing her lorgnette
17 3  |      he who shall divine their joy, for he must have experienced
18 3  | fortnight?" and she jumped for joy like a child. ~"I am an
19 3  |     them beneath their load of joy. Each pressing close to
20 3  |         the same transports of joy such as angels know; there
21 3  |     one last embrace, would be joy. It seems to me that even
22 3  |       Raphael felt a thrill of joy at the friendly words addressed
23 Epi|       with pain and longing. O joy for which there is no name!