Chapter

 1 Pro,1|      henceforth depended all his hope far another world. ~Indeed,
 2 Pro,2|          dying man, renewing his hope as he heard from the lips
 3 1,3  |           which he cherished the hope of directing at the will
 4 3,2  |       laden with silver; "and we hope by your election to give
 5 3,2  |       his breast, he spoke: ~"We hope that God will grant us His
 6 3,2  |      done. Thus shall we, let us hope, leave to those who follow
 7 4,5  |          full of hatred, full of hope, hastened to Charles, and
 8 4,5  |           who had based her last hope an this appeal, then rose
 9 5,3  |       favourably received, as we hope, by your Highness, in your
10 6,3  | undefended, rushed after that in hope of booty, instead of following
11 7,1  |   themselves to him without much hope that he could be of real
12 7,4  |       words, which robbed of all hope any who might yet entertain
13 8,4  |        had come to France in the hope of becoming her husband,
14 9,3  |       people calmed down, in the hope of being compensated at
15 10,4 |         French army; so the last hope of the wretched Ludovico
16 11,4 |          towards himself, in the hope of better days to come;
17 15,2 |        challenging Orsino in the hope of killing him should they
18 15,3 |       place; but at last, losing hope of seeing Caesar recover
19 15,4 |       behind him, and he felt no hope that anyone would come to
20 16,2 |         in this key was his last hope: suddenly a door was opened,
21 Epi,1|         his heart he gave up all hope; for it was certain that
22 Epi,2|     return, although he had lost hope of his coming back converted.