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 1 1,6|           destroy. As for him, he hoped no longer, but there was
 2 1,9|   remarked Pencroft. "It is to be hoped, too, that this island,
 3 1,0| twenty-four hours. ~Besides, they hoped to find more food on the
 4 1,3|     comfortable, for the engineer hoped to discover, or build if
 5 1,4|          determined, The engineer hoped to attempt this the same
 6 1,7|          the agent which later he hoped to use in so many different
 7 1,9|            Besides, Cyrus Harding hoped later to establish an hydraulic
 8 2,1|           gaily than Pencroft had hoped. ~So, then, the island was,
 9 2,3|          for the expedition. They hoped besides to supply themselves
10 2,3|           taken, but the engineer hoped to manufacture an explosive
11 2,8|  particularly fertile, and it was hoped that the harvests would
12 2,1|           boat-building, which he hoped to finish in time for next
13 2,1|         how could it be seriously hoped that either pigeons or bottles
14 2,1|       said Herbert. ~"It is to be hoped so," answered Spilett, "
15 2,2|          to Tabor Island, Harding hoped he had given it up. He would
16 2,3|       altogether. However, it was hoped that the next morning by
17 2,5|  attention, it might, perhaps, be hoped that some day he would be
18 2,7|         direction, it was that he hoped to separate him from his
19 2,8|           fine as might have been hoped. Perhaps it announced an
20 3,7|     increase, and it might now be hoped that this terrible wound
21 3,7|         clear it, and it might be hoped that where neither Cyrus
22 3,5|       Pencroft and Neb especially hoped to end their days there. ~"
23 3,6|       danger, and if, as they had hoped, the sepoys had received
24 3,9|       they loved so well, and had hoped to render so flourishing.
25 3,0|        all those to whom they had hoped to offer the hospitality