I'm sure thou wilt not marry her, thou canst not do't and hope to go to Heaven.

We have heard him say, in one of his early diaries: "I have clearly seen, for what service I am designed in the church militant here on earth; therefore, through the assistance of divine grace, I hope to pursue nothing but in subordination to this main design.

I write of hell; I sing and ever shall, Of heaven, and hope to have it after all.

How should we hope to obtain forgiveness from heaven, if we refused to use those means which the mercy of Providence had still reserved to us for wiping away the guilt and shame, with which we were now covered?

Sometimes I have been obliged to pass over odd phrases and out-of-the-way allusions without a line of explanation; but in the index at the end of the fourth volume I hope to settle some difficulties that at present are left standing.

I hope to God, that the people of this glorious land is and will ever be, fervently attached to this their free, great and happy home.

We must prepare the soil of a healthy physical existence before we can hope to sow the moral seed so as to bring forth fruit.

He knew her too well either to hope to convince her or to venture to discuss the past with her.

"I Hope to Jesus Nothing Happens" The atmosphere of the meeting was already tainted with the Terror.

As I have no hope to be permitted to dine with you, I shall not return till evening: and then, I presume to say, I expect [your promise authorizes me to use the word] to find you disposed to bless, by your consent for to-morrow, Your adoring LOVELACE.

I am truly sorry for Murray's demur, but I wash my hands of all booksellers, and hope to know them no more.

As well mayst hope to quench the god of fire, But thou shalt die if death from me desire.

"Depend upon it they hope to hide them till they can send to the settlements and get a ransom, or till they get an opportunity of torturing them to death before their women and children when they get back to their own village.

thought Lord Bearwarden; "does he hope to impose on me with his half-bred swagger and Brummagem assurance?

They say that Hope is happiness; But genuine Love must prize the past, And mem'ry wakes the thoughts that bless: They rose the firstthey set the last; And all that mem'ry loves the most Was once our only hope to be, And all that Hope ador'd and lost Hath melted into memory.

Ovid indeed apologizes in his banishment for the imperfection of his letters, but mentions his want of leisure to polish them as an addition to his calamities; and was so far from imagining revisals and corrections unnecessary, that at his departure from Rome, he threw his Metamorphoses into the fire, lest he should be disgraced by a book which he could not hope to finish.

Other seals came up as the first two were being skinned, so that one may now hope to keep up all future supplies on this side of the ridge.

In a subsequent chapter I hope to say a little about parliamentary orators of a rather more recent date; and here it may not be uninteresting to compare the House of Commons as we have seen it and known it, modified by successive extensions of the suffrage, with what it was before Grey and Russell destroyed for ever its exclusive character.

While, therefore, exportation is encouraged, as much corn will be raised as the farmer can hope to sell, and, therefore, generally more than can be sold at the price of which he dreamed, when he ploughed and sowed.

Lor' I hope to gain de prommis' lan', Dat I do, An' dar I'll flap ma wings an' take ma stan',

He passed through well-nigh every stage of feelingfrom the bright rapture of hope to the lowest depths of despair.

" "I cannot hope to make your understand, Dicky," I began, "how confused my emotions are concerning Mr. Gordon.

Through the influence of Harry Clifford, who was a college chum of mine, I have an invitation to Mrs. Miller's, where I hope to meet yourself and husband.

Then Ward, who had kept in the background, was called, in the hope to save one of the defendants.

the best trainer of dogs that M. Frowenfeld might ever hope to look upon; a "so good fisherman as I never saw!