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1 III |        better themselves, and this hope induces them to take up
2 IV  |            the kingdom, nor can he hope to be assisted in his designs
3 X   | difficulties by giving at one time hope to his subjects that the
4 XIX |         reputation that no one can hope either to deceive him or
5 XIX |          an enemy, and thus cannot hope for any escape.~Endless
6 XXII|            thus the servant cannot hope to deceive him, and is kept
7 XXVI|            whom she can place more hope than in your illustrious
8 XXVI|    hallowed when there is no other hope but in them. Here there
9 XXVI|       charge with that courage and hope with which all just enterprises