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 1  Pref,   2|   concealed. No translator could hope to convey that impression
 2  Pref,   3|     modern" language, without, I hope, entirely destroying the
 3  Pref,   3|  expression, without, however (I hope), impairing their spirit.~
 4  Intr,   0|          consolation, assurance, hope and strength to souls who,
 5  Intr,   0|        spirit, the which notes I hope in God will speedily be
 6  Unic,   8|          wicked, and I sincerely hope that those who read this
 7  Unic,   8|          And if he perseveres, I hope in the mercy of God, Whom
 8  Unic,  12|         think about the glory we hope for, and the love which
 9  Unic,  19|      able to endure it all. Only hope enabled me to do so, for,
10  Unic,  19|       from sins. Oh how far this hope led me astray!~
11  Unic,  22|      leave Thee, my Lord, in the hope that I might serve Thee
12  Unic,  23|       sufficient to make me lose hope and give up the whole thing.
13  Unic,  23|         experienced it. And as I hope in God that Your Reverence
14  Unic,  26|        nothing compared with the hope of such a reward? Who can
15  Unic,  31|        must not be troubled, but hope in the Lord; for what they
16  Unic,  32|         I was quite powerless to hope for comfort, it was impossible
17  Unic,  34|        he advances farther, as I hope in the Lord he may, he will
18  Unic,  34|        suffering persecutions. I hope the Lord in His might will
19  Unic,  35|        reasons, and held out the hope that I might possibly come
20  Unic,  35| blindness and wickedness, in the hope that this might be of some
21  Unic,  36|        no lack of necessaries, I hope in the Lord that this will
22  Unic,  36|       kept the more perfectly. I hope in the Lord that what we
23  Unic,  39|       truly turned to God that I hope in His Majesty that he will
24  Unic,  40|        be tranquil. But I was to hope in Him and not to be afraid.~
25  Unic,  40|     bring me to a haven, which I hope in His Majesty will be a