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 1    1, 15 |       then under the stimulus of hope and fear, and to give them
 2    2, 6  |      angel on the left hand,~Men hope for the bliss of the angel
 3    2  (4)|                The two wings are hope and fear, both of which
 4    3, 2  |           Sitting at his door in hope and expectation;~He spoke
 5    3, 6  |           You turn to me only in hope of experiencing raptures.~
 6    3, 7  |          falling~On one wing, in hope to reach his nest.~When
 7    3, 11 |        too spontaneously, not in hope of reward,~But because his
 8    3, 11 |         Nor is he relying on the hope of sweets of life to come.~
 9    3, 11 |         to do God's will,~Not on hope to gain paradise with its
10    3, 12 |          in pious fervor, and in hope to see the splendour of "
11    3, 12 |       the apostles "who lost all hope" (of convincing the world), "
12    3, 13 |     their harshless. ~Oftentimes hope succeeds to hopelessness, ~
13    3, 13 |       last the Apostles lost all hope, and deemed that they were
14    3, 13 |        on the chance~On the bare hope of reaching land, as the
15    3, 13 |       the door is possible ~Save hope, and God knows what is best."~
16    3, 13 |            Religion dependent an hope and fear." 14~The final
17    3, 13 |        final cause of trading is hope or probability, ~When traders
18    3, 13 |          morning, ~He does so in hope and probability of gaining
19    3, 13 |   gaining bread. ~If you have no hope of getting bread, why go? ~
20    3, 13 | remaining idle. ~I have a better hope through exerting myself; ~
21    4, 2  |           Even on earth there is hope of approaching God.~Press
22    5, 1  |      digs for hidden treasure in hope to find it.~This bewilderment
23    5, 7  |         set my face towards this hope,~Seeing that Thou gayest
24    5, 7  |         of his heart were set on hope,~Without care for consequences
25    5, 12 |         with firm resolve and in hope,~His work is done on the
26    6, 1  |       flatter the slave with the hope that his wish would be granted,
27    6, 3  |         my drum at every door in hope of dawn.~Seek ye a purchaser
28    6, 6  |     rules men by alternations of hope and fear.~This sad Faqir
29    6, 6  |        in answering them.~Again, hope of the mercy of the Lord~
30    6, 6  |     these all souls are homes of hope and fear;~So that the world
31    6, 9  |      prince at last fell sick of hope deferred, and gave up the