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 1       1, Story4 |       the pleasures of youth. I hope your majesty~will generously
 2       1, Story9 |      profit? Since~ There is no hope that my past life will return.~
 3       1, Story16|       of two parts, namely, the hope for bread and the~danger
 4       1, Story16|      incur this danger for that hope.'~ ~ No one comes to the
 5       1, Story25|       worshippers entertain the hope~  That they will not be
 6       1, Story29| righteous.'~ ~ If there were no hope of rest and trouble~ The
 7       2, Story2 |        worshipper, have brought hope and not~obedience. I have
 8       2, Story48|        possess virtue or not~ I hope for grace from the Lord~
 9       4, Story9 |     deficient standard~ But the hope must be entertained~ That
10       4, Story10|         the gifts of people.~ I hope no gift from thee. Do me
11       8, 57     |         did not know.'~ ~ ~ The hope of recovery is according
12       8, 76     |         but preserve.~ They say hope of spending is better than
13       8, 1      |         head.~ He entertains no hope nor fear from anyone~ And