Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     hurried to the beach in the hopes of rendering him assistance. ~ ~
 2 1,3|         on the ground. They had hopes therefore of arriving in
 3 2,2| articles of the greatest use in hopes of finding it again on the
 4 3,1|          all the fears, all the hopes, which were aroused by this
 5 3,7|       the 12th of November, the hopes of Harding and his companions
 6 3,1|        it must be remarked, the hopes of all had now revived.
 7 3,1|      and Herbert still had some hopes of finding him again, their
 8 3,1|         alas! conclude that all hopes of ever seeing him again
 9 3,6|   respects complete, and in the hopes that by his talents and
10 3,6|     destruction of all his vain hopes, a prey to profound disgust
11 3,9|         ruin of his domain. His hopes, it is true, were concentrated