Book, Chapter

1    3,  90|         energies upon one supreme delight! Early in the morning, he
2    4, 118|          may and snatch this last delight from impending dissolution!"
3    4, 125|      their manhood~My heart shall delight and its blood-lust shall
4    5, 135|       with everything which could delight the eye.)~Shorn of its top,
5    5, 141|          You have slaughtered the delight of Priapus, a goose, the
6    6     | compositions have always been the delight of posterity. What stupid
7    6     |        jape~ He-whore! Thy Lord's delight the while:  ~Now shall hair-curling
8    6     |        hearers gaze upon him with delight, while he speaks unfalteringly
9    6     |         enjoyment lasts, the more delight it affords; too rapid pleasure