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They rejoice more heartily in vanity than thou in the truth.
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The Lord showed me that he wanted me to rejoice more.
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If you do well, no one will rejoice more than I.
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And none rejoice more than you when he returns a conqueror from the field.
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That is to say, we rejoice , but the mighty dead will never rejoice more.
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You rejoice more or less, accordingly, in your capture.
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I tell you my sorrows, because, if I escape them, I am sure nobody will rejoice more.
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If they were successful in the work they undertake, no one in England would rejoice more than myself.
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They returned to the promontory, and there seemed to rejoice more than before for this their fortunate undertaking.
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I rejoice that I have lived to see this day, and expect to rejoice more while I live.
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No one will rejoice more than I shall if God sees fit to call you to good work.
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No one can rejoice more sincerely than myself that this black cloud has passed away from your life.
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My darling little wife, when I return, you must rejoice more in me than in the money I bring.
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I rejoice more in being the descendant of these early pioneers of Canada, than if noble blood coursed my veins.
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I am sure no one can rejoice more than I shall when he leaves, which is to be next Saturday.
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Nay, will not such a one often rejoice more than any other in the rich show of his outer apparel?
