I have to be far from here by to-morrow night, in a house where I shall hope to stay until I, too, go abroad again.
I must just put my affairs in order at home," he said, "and see what arrangements my sister will wish to make; and by Midsummer at the latest I shall hope to be gone.
I am young, and if we fail to repel this claim, still I shall hope by industry and prudence, to discharge all obligations before I am many years older.
We shall hope to see them, when we pass through New York," said Elinor, listening with interest.
She seems to be a person of great importance," said Mrs. Creighton; "I shall hope soon to make her acquaintance.
Miss Isola will have the pleasure of writing to you next week, and we shall hope, at your leisure, to hear of your own health, etc.
When I am a little composed, I shall hope to see you and Proctor here; may be, may see you first in London.
I will get better, when I shall hope to see your nephew.
Before that, I shall hope to send you my essays, which are in the printer's hands.
I shall hope, if we can agree as to dates when I am nearer hand, to come to you sometime in the month of May.
I trust your paper will show me the way to a rejoinder; and that rejoinder I shall hope to make with so much art as to woo or drive you from your threatened silence.
We are both keeping far better; she especially seems quite to have taken a turn - THE turn, we shall hope.
However, I shall hope, that before there is danger of this change taking place in the office of President, the good sense and free spirit of our countrymen, will make the changes necessary to prevent it.
I shall hope, on my return, to meet here new powers for the consular convention, as under those I have, it will be impossible to make the changes in the convention which may be wished for.
I shall hope to hear from you at times, as if I were in Paris.
I shall hope, therefore, still to receive from you the result of all the further inquiries my second letter had asked.
We are both keeping far better; she especially seems quite to have taken a turn--the turn, we shall hope.
They will both, I believe, be in England after Easter next year; and then I shall hope to be allowed to see you, my dear Lady Dacre, and express to you how much I have sympathized with you in all you have suffered.
This I shall be thankful to do, if my engagement at the Princess's Theatre falls through, and if it does not I shall hope to be able to accept the Liverpool invitation later in the season.
I shall hopeto see You at the Queensberry Rout on Thursday, when You may Once More strive to direct mine Erring Footsteps on to the Thorny Path of Virtue.
I will call upon you to-morrow, when I shall hope to find you more sane.
Chevalier, I shall hope to see you at the rout on Wednesday week, but you must wait upon me before then.
That is too bad, but we shall hope to see a little of you in the autumn before you leave.
I am glad that he did--we shall hope to see you later, however, when Mrs. Melville can come too.
I shall hope, rather, to see you in Paris or Rome or Vienna.
However, I shall hope, that before there is danger of this change taking place in the office of President, the good sense and free spirit of our countrymen will make the changes necessary to prevent it.
In the mean time, I shall hope an acknowledgment with respect to us, of the principle which holds as to other nations; that our public property here cannot be seized by the territorial judge.
Of course if we were hard pressed we should place the latter in the centre, so as to give them more safety, but we shall hope that it will never come to that.
I shall hope to have the pleasure of calling again.
And then, when the end comes, we shall hopeto see constitutional order restored in distressed Mexico by the concert and energy of such of her leaders as prefer the liberty of their people to their own ambitions.
I shall hope, in the lapse of days or months, to entice them away for a season from their melancholy home.
Of the conversations at these visits, I shall hope at some future time to furnish you with full accounts.
I shall hope soon to have somewhat of interest to say of the state of letters here, and of my interviews with distinguished men.
These terms I shall hope to pass with you here, and that either in spring or fall you will be able to pass some time with me in Washington.
I shall hope soon to have one from yourself; to know from that that you are perfectly re-established, that the little Anne is becoming a big one, that you have received Dr.
I shall hope, when I return to Virginia in the fall, that some means may be found of effecting all our wishes.
We shall hope to have you with us next summer, to find you a very good girl, and to assure you of the truth of our affection for you.
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