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Never man hoped too much, or repented that he had hoped.
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He had hoped too much and yet what else could he have expected?
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Obviously I hoped too much from yet another so-called leader.
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But here she hoped too much; Miss Crawford was not the slave of opportunity.
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India had hoped too for a big start to the Games in the weightlifting earlier.
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Perhaps he had discounted it too much in advance, waited too long, hoped too much.
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He walked on through the ship, where many men had once worked and lived, hoped too.
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My friend, Dr. Goodenough, came to him; he hoped too: but not with a hopeful face.
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She hoped too that Aunt Phoebe wouldn't come and sit on the Smiley's front porch looking on.
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And he answered: Andelsprutz hoped too much.
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Still, I can't help feeling disappointed in the peace-chiefly ,perhaps ,becauseI hoped too much from the war.
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He hoped too much of me.
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Have I not hoped too much?
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He had hoped too much.
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I had hoped too much!
