Chapter

 1 I   |     brilliant future; for these hopes were extinguished~by their
 2 I   |         Both felt high swelling hopes of~manifold success; both
 3 I   |  insight,~David read the secret hopes set by the mother and sister
 4 I   |         his love by sharing her hopes and her self-~sacrifice.
 5 I   |       the ashes of the volcano; hopes extinguished beneath a~profound
 6 II  |    French noblesse, holding out hopes to them which could only
 7 II  |        upon~herself and distant hopes. Then, when she began to
 8 II  |     Peninsula, her~disappointed hopes revived. Natural curiosity
 9 III |        appeared to offer up his hopes as a sacrifice at Mme. de~
10 III |    father's genius and blighted hopes and of his~grinding poverty.
11 III |       yet unstained, of budding hopes~undespoiled by rough winds,
12 IV  |     with the brightness of many hopes, that his~sister could not
13 IV  |         rewarded him beyond his hopes by that tone in her voice;
14 V   | everything; he~would convert my hopes into realities, and begin
15 VI  |         his way to~success! His hopes were dashed to the ground. "
16 VIII|     went back to David's~house, hopes pursuing him as the Furies
17 VIII|         the realization of many hopes; but at the moment~they