Book, Chapter

 1       3, IX    |     when, contrary to human expectation, thou commandest something
 2       7, VI    |    it, and, contrary to his expectation, found it to be the apostle
 3      10, XX    | present of things future is expectation.437 If we are allowed to
 4      10, XXVIII|     already in the mind the expectation of things still future.
 5      10, XXVIII|     long future” is “a long expectation of the future.” Nor is time
 6      10, XXVIII|     I have repeated, and my expectation, which contains what I am
 7      10, XXVIII|    memory is enlarged - and expectation is shortened - until the
 8      10, XXVIII| shortened - until the whole expectation is exhausted. Then the whole
 9      10, XXXI  |    in which, because of his expectation of words still to come and
10      11, XV    |    in my inner ear that the expectation of future things is turned