Chapter

 1 1|    modesty of naked chastity, the joys of an idleness natural to
 2 1|           have sacrificed all the joys of earth, as he had crushed
 3 1| enjoyments have been intellectual joys. I have reveled in the contemplation
 4 1|    compared with the immeasurable joys of movement, unstrangled
 5 1|         the fetters of space; the joys of beholding all things,
 6 1|         itself up to the frenetic joys of liberty. Some who had
 7 1|            For all that, when new joys were announced to them by
 8 2|         sort of scorn for my past joys and sorrows. Seen from afar,
 9 2|             a hundred crowns! The joys of my escapade rose before
10 2|        the thought of the amount; joys that flitted about me like
11 2|      witches round their caldron; joys how alluring! how thrilling!
12 2| exhilarating as love. Unspeakable joys are showered on us by the
13 2|           then I wish for furtive joys, for the security of audacity.
14 2|          which they recognize, in joys a hundred-fold, even as
15 3|     memory of the grief that your joys have caused me; and for
16 3|     belief in the nearness of the joys of spring, Pauline and Raphael
17 3|           Alas! love's springtide joys, like our own youthful laughter,
18 3|   festivities, and to trouble its joys. ~Any sufferer in mind or
19 3|         of passionate and fevered joys, overwhelmed the soul that