Part, Chapter

 1   0, 49|   well knows that I have no hope of doing more, and, if I
 2   1, 7 |     At any rate, sisters, I hope in God that none of you
 3   2, 14|     business. For those who hope to reach the principal Mansion,
 4   1, 2 | position and there is great hope that they will get farther
 5   1, 4 |     a great extent has lost hope of gaining the victory.
 6   1, 5 |   it may live, it can never hope to have a better friend,
 7   1, 10| find in our own house? What hope can we have of being able
 8   1, 2 |     it, were it not for our hope that we may lose it for
 9   2, 6 |   do themselves; all we can hope is that they will not begin
10   2, 14| live ever in silence and in hope, and the Lord will take
11   3, 3 |   that they are not without hope; for true union can quite
12   3, 10|    of our neighbours in the hope of saving just one soul.
13   1, 14|     works of charity and to hope in God's mercy, which never
14   1, 14| which never fails those who hope in Him. May He be blessed
15   4, 10|   to a worm! If we have the hope of enjoying this blessing
16  11, 7 |   which by His mercy we may hope that He will set us free
17   4, 18|      and you will cherish a hope of returning to it which