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 1    1,     2            35  |          who has gone before, or hopes to be luckier.~The penalties
 2    1,     2            56  |   fathers and, with the immortal hopes of the afterlife revived,
 3    1,     4            76  |          rekindling the immortal hopes of the after-life, persuade
 4    1,     5,   II      90  |         attracted either by vain hopes or false promises, found
 5    1,     5,   II      90  |          death with the immortal hopes of faith.~What is even more
 6    1,     5,  III      92  |   emigrants. ./. I had pinned my hopes on the touching displays
 7    1,     7           106  |          they cross the ocean in hopes of quick fortunes but, in
 8    1,     7,    I     110  |    statement. Unfortunately, the hopes of our country for a large
 9    1,     7,   II     111  |         attracted either by vain hopes or false promises, found
10    1,     7,   II     111  |          death with the immortal hopes of faith.~Gentlemen, it
11    1,     7,   II     113  |         those who came before or hopes to be luckier.~Emigration
12    1,     8           131  |         Lured down there by vain hopes or by false promises, they
13    1,     8           131  |          agony with the immortal hopes of faith.~Gentlemen, the
14    2,     1, Summ, XI,  175|         favor these designs.~ It hopes, however, that the faithful
15    2,     2,    4     185  |        easily learn to put their hopes not in those who falsely
16    2,     3,   26     219  | Christian life and the ineffable hopes of religion bloom again
17    2,     4,   64     305  |        fealty, together with our hopes and our prayers that he
18    2,     6,    I, 7,  331 |          your episcopal seminary hopes very much that it may be