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 1 Int |         I do not scoff at, not a hope that does not make me smile
 2 Int |         sadden me. I can have no hope, I know, but I feel obscurely
 3 Int | tormented on the pathway without hope. The tears that he sees
 4 IV  |        in her life; the constant hope of her life seemed only
 5 V   |    madame; good-day, monsieur; I hope you are well.”~She took
 6 VI  |       The constant excitement of hope filled her hours at that
 7 IX  |         did not say there was no hope for her. You always exaggerate
 8 IX  |          There was no longer any hope. The room was arranged as
 9 X   |         stole into her heart the hope that she might have another
10 XI  |    grandfather and Aunt Lison. I hope to see you soon.~“Your son,~“
11 XI  |          kind of intoxication of hope, took Paul’s part. “He will
12 XI  |         on the stock exchange. I hope to go and embrace you at ‘
13 XI  |      shall go back to France and hope to embrace you soon.”~Jeanne
14 XII |   Good-morning, Madame Jeanne. I hope you are well. Mother told
15 XIII|          life, my dream, my only hope, my one love, and you failed