She loved reading (delighting in e-books), Highland dancing and card games; she made all Prideaux House's bread for years, and her highly alcoholic wine (made from unexpected ingredients) rendered at least one bishop speechless.
Francis was buried on the same day he died, his tombstone reading "The delight of all who knew him".
I just take delight in reading every new script that comes along -- and I really do.
You read for delight, and you read for information, and you read to decide what you are going to do next.
As Barbara Tuchman noted in her splendid chapter on the affair in "The Proud Tower," Henry Adams read with delight the anti-Semitic rants of Edouard Drumont.
As an artist and former art teacher, I read with delight and the shock of recognition Mark Stevens's highly perceptive article about Philip Johnson.
To the Editor: I read with delight your story about Ansel Adams and Yosemite National Park ("What Adams Saw Through His Lens," April 27).
Nicholas Freudenberg New York The Eyes of Cherubs To the Editor: Re "A Baby-Proof Method Tracks Just Where Little Ones Look" (July 31): Having practiced clinical psychology for almost 30 years, I read with delight and some amusement Lisa Guernsey's article.
Congrats to Bill Plaschke on making my Sunday morning sports page read a delight.
Who couldn't, for example, read with delight Andrew Rawnsley's novel-paced evisceration of the New Labour fag-end days, 2010's The End of the Party, or be unmoved by the sheer bitchiness on offer.
