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Canto 4 states that when delight or pain grips the soul, time continues physically but is not perceived because another faculty has seized the whole mind.
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Delight
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"when any of our faculties retains a strong impression of delight or pain the soul will wholly concentrate on that neglecting any other power..."
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"...of such things, there will be no. Difficult. For you, but delight as much as nature fashioned you to feel no sooner had we..."
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"...maker gave it motion it turns willingly to things that bring delight at first it savors trivial"
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"...want to turn towards him and that's what brings us eternal delight. But because we are young, we're immature, we don't appreciate that. So..."
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"...savagery of one who then transformed became the bird that most delights in song."
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"...siren who in mid -sea leads mariners astray there's so much delight in hearing me i turned aside ulysses although he had longed to..."
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"...heard in such a manner that it gave birth to both delight and sorrow. O gentle father, what is this I hear asked? And..."
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"...that really confused me earlier this morning, which is you feel delight as nature fashioned you to feel. Is this Dante saying that some..."
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"...shores and then look inland. See if any part of you delight in peace. What use was there in a Justinian's mending your bridle..."
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"...toward me, and I advanced toward him. Noble Judge Nino, what delight was mine when I saw you were not among the damned."
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"...toward me, and I advanced toward him. Noble Judge Nino, what delight was mine when I saw you were not among the damned. There..."
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"...who lack its likeness here find novelty. While I took much delight in witnessing these effigies of true humility, dear to see because he..."
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