Leon: You are a noble Prince Sir, And now a souldier, Gentleman, we allrejoyce in't.
Juan de Castro: I do rejoyce at it, And am a glad man we shall gain your company, I am sure the King knows you are newly married, And out of that respect gives you more time Sir.
Rejoyce O Edoms daughter, joyfull bee Thou which inhabitst Huz, for unto thee This cup shall passe, and thou with drunkennesse Shalt fill thy selfe, and shew thy nakednesse.
The heavens rejoyce in motion, why should I Abjure my so much lov'd variety, And not with many youth and love divide?
And I rejoyce I am not so severe, But (as I write a line) to weepe a teare 10 For his decease; Such sad extremities May make such men as I write Elegies.
That granted, we will see you safe aboord: And as wee hearerejoyce in your affayers, Forget not us in England in your prayers.
I have bin ill at ease, pray pardon me; But I rejoyce to see my friend so well.
I rejoyce that you have recoverd your usual State of Health and that my Family enjoy that invalueable Blessing.
I rejoyce in this; But Do you do Justice [to] the House by so faint an Expression?
I rejoyce that my own Countrymen are not ungrateful.
I rejoyce to hear of the Welfare of one of your Sons, whom we had almost given up for lost.
I rejoyce to hear that your late Disorder was so gentle and that you have got over it.
Daughter of air and wind, I do rejoyce In empty shouts; (without a mind) a voice.
That we rejoyce and glory in thy wit, And feast each other with remembring it; That we dare speak thy thought, thy acts recite: Yet all men henceforth be afraid to write.
Rejoyce O Sion, and your joyes renew, Daughters of JUDAH,[233] for His judgements true.
There is noe eye cast downe, there is no voyce Which to expresse the harts assent, is dumbe: The world of thinges doth every where rejoyce In certaine hope of blessed times to come.
But let all those that seeke their blisse, in Thee Rejoyce and say, the Lord's name praised bee'.
I thought we should come to our journey's end & so help one another by things past; ffor a man is glad to drive away the time by honest, ingenuous discours, and I would rejoyce very much to be allwayes in company uppon my journey.
Do not old men rejoyce their Fates did last, And infants too, that theirs did make such hast, In such a welcome time to bring them forth, That they might be a witness to her worth.
For this reason I cannot butrejoyce at the following Epistle, which lets us into the true Author of the Letter to Mrs. Margaret Clark, part of which I did myself the Honour to publish in a former Paper.
I did partake with sad Merione In all her mourning: let her now rejoyce With glad Beliza, for Euphanes is As full of love, full of humility As when he wanted.
After realizing this summer an event which I had long considered as a dream of fancy, I know not whether I should rejoyce or grieve at your visit to Lausanne.
In the first place, I most heartily rejoyce in the sale, however unfavourable, of the Bucks Estate.
I rejoyce that you have anticipated my advice of plunging into business; but I should now be sorry if that business, however important, detained us long in town.
I rejoyce in every subject of your joy both private and public, and I am better pleased to hear that you are free from pain than that Rodney has destroyed a French fleet.
I rejoyce in the exchange, although the sum has fallen short of our expectations, and I feel the weight of the reasons which kept it down.
I rejoyce in the approaching conclusion of my affairs, though the residue of the purchase money has suffered and will suffer most heavy evacuations.
I am civil without living among them, but you will rejoyceto hear that Mr. and Madame Necker pass the summer in our neighbourhood.
I rejoyce to hear that you have surmounted your complaint, and hope you will feel every day the genial influence of the spring.
I embrace and muchrejoyce in Louisa's improvement.
By her correspondence with Severy I rejoyce to find that the clouds are dispelled, and hope that she leads Maria into the winter pleasures of the World.
Which falling so unexpectedly from one so young, it made the King rejoyce exceedingly.
Plead my cause and maintain my right, O thou that sittest in the Throne, judging rightly, that thy servant may ever rejoyce in thy salvation.
For when we see men do watch for our halting, and rejoyce to see us stumble and fall, it should make us so much abundance the more careful.
Now, much as I should rejoyce to transplant the poor old creature from the chilling air of such patronage, yet I know how straitend we are already, how unable already to answer any demand which sickness or any extraordinary expence may make.
The Lady, with delicate Irony, remarks that, if I am not an Hypocrite, I shall rejoyce to receive her again; and that it will be a means of making me more fond of home to have so dear a friend to come home to!
Fuller among us, and rejoyce much y^t I am by him satisfied touching your judgments of y^e outward forme of Gods worshipe.
And I doe muche rejoyce the matter was no wurse, And like as to open it, I was to you faithfull, 5 So of dame Custance honest truth I am joyfull.
I do rejoyce that what I thought to doe, 295 Ere I begin, I finde already done: Why, this will please your friends at Abington.
And now, accordynge to your obedyens, A iv b Rejoyce ye in us with joy most joyfully, And we our-selfe shall joy in our owne glory!
And I, by my concience, to see it so come forth, Rejoyce so much at it as three nedles be worth.
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