Hope (n.) is a much greater stimulant of life than any realized joy could be.
Hope (n.) is the worst of all evils, because it prolongs the torments of man.
Hope (n.) is the worst of all evils, the evil left in the box, the one that zeus left us with, because it prolongs the torment of men.
Hope (n.) should, at its highest, be the highest thought of life, and love of life should be love of one's highest hope.
Hope (n.) was conceived by the Greeks as blind and deceitful.
Hope (n.) embraced with immoderation reveals that one places no great faith in it but is only intoxicating oneself with it.
Hope (n.) is the evil Zeus left in Pandora's box — the worst of all evils, because it protracts the torment of men.