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 1 3 |     not be so far beyond your hopes as you believe, or rather
 2 6 |       by his victory, full of hopes of future favor, he was
 3 7 |   called Bazin. Thanks to the hopes which his master entertained
 4 24|   should have, at least, some hopes of finding her; but who
 5 24|       but this time again his hopes were disappointed, and although
 6 27|    money, there might be some hopes; but unfortunately, those
 7 32|   attacked in his gastronomic hopes, inspired much gratitude
 8 40|     at the age of extravagant hopes, monseigneur," said d'Artagnan. ~"
 9 40|      There are no extravagant hopes but for fools, monsieur,
10 50|    this woman. Swear, by your hopes of salvation, to keep her
11 56| sounded all the walls, in the hopes of discovering a door, but
12 57|       man disappointed in his hopes of an inheritance. I went
13 61|   young Musketeer. ~All these hopes were so many sweet thoughts