Book, Chapter

 1     8, 6-14 |      it, and contrary to his expectation, found it the Apostle Paul;
 2    11, 20-26|    present of things future, expectation. If thus we be permitted
 3    11, 28-37|      there is in the mind an expectation of things to come. And who
 4    11, 28-37|      long future, is "a long expectation of the future," nor is it
 5    11, 28-38|     know. Before I begin, my expectation is extended over the whole;
 6    11, 28-38|    what I have repeated, and expectation as to what I am about to
 7    11, 28-38|  again, so much the more the expectation being shortened, is the
 8    11, 28-38|     enlarged: till the whole expectation be at length exhausted,
 9    11, 31-41| well-known song, are through expectation of the words to come, and
10    12, 15-18|      me in my inner ear, the expectation of things to come becomes