Chapter

 1 II  | Forestier has encouraged me to hope that, thanks to him, I can
 2 II  |  strength within him, infinite hope, and invincible resolution.
 3 V   |      reason. I am very busy. I hope, however, that we shall
 4 VIII|       order not to cherish the hope you expressed to me any
 5 IX  |        His mother grumbled: “I hope you will not regret what
 6 XI  |        murmured: “Permit me to hope that we shall become so.”~“
 7 XII |   replied: “I expect nothing—I hope nothing—I love you—whatever
 8 XIII|   office, to his house, in the hope of seeing him pass by. He
 9 XVI |    wretched—I have no possible hope, and that thought almost
10 XVII|      Marquis de Cazolles; they hope you will finally say ‘yes’