Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1   |      hope, and love which he hopes Laurence will put to use
 2       2, III | hindrance and a burden to my hopes. These were not her hopes
 3       2, III |    hopes. These were not her hopes of the world to come, which
 4       6, XI  |     her to abandon the empty hopes and mad delusions of vain
 5       6, XI  |     I delay in abandoning my hopes of this world and giving
 6       6, VI  |     his in which his worldly hopes had risen, viewed in the
 7       7, I   |     excite me as of old with hopes of honor and wealth, and
 8       7, VI  |      public service? Can our hopes in the court rise higher
 9       7, VI  |      broken loose from those hopes we had, and I am determined
10       7, VII |      rejecting those worldly hopes and following thee alone
11       7, XII |    any other of this world’s hopes, but set my feet on that
12       8, X   |    in this life. Now that my hopes in this world are satisfied,
13       9, VIII|  future actions, events, and hopes; and I can meditate on all