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Great public rejoicing welcomed the formal inauguration of the limited monarchy in 1791.
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A festival of three days in Vienna gave expression to the public rejoicing.
3
The day after this grand and memorable solemnity was one of public rejoicing.
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This intelligence was received with every demonstration of public rejoicing.
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Oh yes, it was to be a public rejoicing!
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It would have done your heart good,-suchjoy, such public rejoicing as you never saw.
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This great work was finished in 1825, and its completion was the occasion of great public rejoicing.
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The judges, for want of proof, acquitted him; and his acquittal was made the occasion of public rejoicing.
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The victory of the Italians, which was now apparent, was received all over Italy with great public rejoicing.
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Human endeavor has supplied no nobler motive for public rejoicing than the union of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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It was a time of great excitement and expectation, if not of that public rejoicing which had welcomed the canals.
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How does she manifest her sympathy on occasions of public rejoicing, but by adding to the splendour of her dress?
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What is a dog more or less to Berne, and a public rejoicing to produce its end should go deep into the community.
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He forbade all public rejoicing for victory, saying that he could not rejoice over the loss which his father's misguided subjects had sustained.
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To the official and public rejoicings had been also added domestic joys.
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The public rejoicings were universal, and the satisfaction of the King without bounds.
