I hope I won't have to descend to a fake like that.

" "I hope I have!

If it be objected, as it has often been, that by sending out our troops, we shall leave our country naked to invasion, I hope I may be allowed to ask, who will invade us?

'Dear Sir, 'Do not suppose that I forget you; I hope I shall never be accused of forgetting my benefactors.

"Mrs. Montagu is the first woman for literary knowledge in England, and if in England, I hope I may say in the world."

I hope I didn't 'sturb ye?" "Ye didn't.

" "I hope I may," he said quickly.

'I hope I have left you enough,' he said, as he prepared to go.

Marry, I have heard very well of you, and so has my father too; and he has sent me to you a-wooing; and if you have any mind of marriage, I hope I shall maintain you as well as any husbandman's wife in the country.

But I hope I get my wheel back.

Sir, from the fayre protectyon of your grace And satisfactyon of your vowe; which doone, Bouldlye I hope I may voutsafe to begge My fathers deare deliverance.

That I hope I am, whether you say it or not, Captain Tomlinson.

One thing, however, is left me, I have still to complain; but I hope I shall not complain much, while you have any kindness for me.

I hope I can pay it back.

To do away the sin of this disobedience, I this day went in a post-chaise to Lichfield, and going into the market at the time of high business, uncovered my head, and stood with it bare an hour before the stall which my father had formerly used, exposed to the sneers of the standers-by and the inclemency of the weathera penance by which I hope I have propitiated Heaven for this only instance, I believe, of contumacy towards my father.

" "Well, I hope I shall not get quarrelsome at school again, but I wish I was in a large school.

I hope I'm not making it too painful for you, dear little Jay.'" "No," said Jay.

I hope I will still bear fruit and you will have your joy in me.

I hope I never have to kill any one, Lew, no matter how much I got a right to.

'I hope I may be able to do so.

I hope I do not tease thee about teetotalism: it lies near my heart, and has done so for a long time; and though I too find it an effort sometimes to give up an evening to a meeting of that sort, it is such a comfort to be able to do any thing to show on which side I am, that I think I ought not to mind that.

"My dear Sarah," said Sir Magnus, "I hope I have the pleasure of seeing you and my niece very well.

" "I hope I leave you soon to be the same, in spite of this little accident.

As I unroll my panorama I may totter, but I hope I shall not dodder.

I hope I am not blinded to the defects of my own countrymen, nor am I determined to resist evidence of any deterioration which may be proved.