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1 9 |  crowned the~secret work of his hopes, his fears, his uncertainties.
2 10|         happiness to regret nor hopes~betrayed. To you, as with
3 10|         furnished with~romantic hopes, a heap of ruins. She and
4 12|  harmony with the thoughts, the hopes, the desires hidden in the~
5 12|         the~humility of my real hopes. Believe me, believe in
6 13|  unhappiness, the extinction of hopes~succeeding the apparent
7 14| longings,~all questionings, all hopes. She cast her eyes, as it
8 22|      well not to~conceive great hopes from such a beginning. Monsieur
9 25|      showing off an ornament in hopes to sell it, makes the~diamonds