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 1   5, 19|        without a family and without hope, a beggar ready for any
 2   6, 10|            kindness for the sake of hope; there is no such a thing
 3   7, 24|            beings, wretched through hope and afways missing their
 4   8, 20|           out of the palace full of hope, like flickering lightnings
 5   8, 64|      deserted me thus angry, in the hope to obtain heavenly nymphs
 6  11, 34|           is the miserable slave of hope for the sake of pleasure,
 7  14, 17|             to hinder pain with the hope that it might bring pleasure,
 8  14, 31|              Rushing up filled with hope but held back by their former
 9  15, 55|          like the Bodhi tree in the hope of delivering myself from
10  16, 70| accomplished his end, fulfilled his hope, achieved his success, the
11  17, 17|          young son have come in the hope of seeing thee, under the