rejoice
 intransitive verb
 alegrarse
EN On the contrary, who should rejoice to believe (if he could believe it) that all the world knew as much as himself; and should adopt as his motto'(which I make it my pride to have done, from my earliest days) the simple grandeur of that line in Chaucer's description of his scholar--' That gladly would he learn -- and gladly teach.'
GL Polo contrario, que podería alegrarse ó crer --se o puidese crer- que todo o mundo coñecese tanto coma el; e que adoptase como o seu motto (o que me da orgullo ter feito desde os meus primeiros días) a sinxela grandeza de esta liña na descrición de Chaucer do seu estudioso: Que ledo aprendería e ledo ensinaría.
 Fonte: LET (72)
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