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 1    1,    2|        of his wits. Perhaps he hoped that in one of the movements
 2    1,    6|      wanted to go or what they hoped to see.~“But you will see
 3    1,    9|     one of these things it was hoped would figure in turn on
 4    1,    9|       them, educated them, and hoped to give each of them the
 5    1,   11| Brazilian frontier, where they hoped to find a ship and the escort.
 6    1,   18|    always will be, it is to be hoped,” said Torres, drinking
 7    2,    3|   serious undertaking which he hoped to bring to a successful
 8    2,    8|        to Joam Dacosta, as she hoped that in the morning she
 9    2,   15|       old defender that he had hoped to strive for his rehabilitation?
10    2,   17|       acquittal?~Yes, he still hoped. With the report of Judge
11    2,   20|  journey, could they ever have hoped to see the capital of the