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 1 1|            woes give the lie to his hopes; yet he looks to a future
 2 1|         unsuccess and many blighted hopes. The dull apathy of the
 3 1|  self-sought death and the abundant hopes whose voices call a young
 4 1| imperceptibly back from the forlorn hopes to which he had clung. ~"
 5 2|          given up my fortune and my hopes for him, as I was sacrificing
 6 2|           solitude; in spite of the hopes that thrilled me as I compared
 7 2|            caress, expressed all my hopes in a look, and laid before
 8 2|      dilapidated condition awakened hopes of a cheap lodging, and
 9 2|        brief account of my life and hopes; he began to laugh, and
10 2|          the very incarnation of my hopes and visions? I fashioned
11 2|          minute she trampled all my hopes beneath her feet; she maimed
12 2|        actress. Then all at once my hopes awoke once more, at a single
13 2|       derided my pretensions and my hopes, to divert her friends. ~" '
14 2|             wept? ~"As I set all my hopes on this last experiment,
15 2|            was strengthened by fair hopes; and such words came to
16 2|          plan shone too temptingly, hopes were kindled, the poetical
17 2|             as they are by delusive hopes. But when I woke, when I