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“ Hope and fantastic expectations spend much of our lives ; and while with passion we look for a coronation , or the death of an enemy , or a day of joy , passing from fancy to possession without any intermediate B notices , we throw ...
“ Hope and fantastic expectations spend much of our lives ; and while with passion we look for a coronation , or the death of an enemy , or a day of joy , passing from fancy to possession without any intermediate B notices , we throw ...
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The exile , who has been unexpectedly restored to his country and to liberty , often finds his courage fail with the accomplishment of all his wishes , and the struggle of life and hope ceases at the same instant .
The exile , who has been unexpectedly restored to his country and to liberty , often finds his courage fail with the accomplishment of all his wishes , and the struggle of life and hope ceases at the same instant .
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He thinks that the attainment of acknowledged excellence will secure him the expression of those feelings in others , which the image and hope of it had excited in his own breast , but instead of that , he meets with nothing ( or ...
He thinks that the attainment of acknowledged excellence will secure him the expression of those feelings in others , which the image and hope of it had excited in his own breast , but instead of that , he meets with nothing ( or ...
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