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esperance

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es·per·ance  (spr-ns)
n. Obsolete
Hope.

[Middle English esperaunce, from Old French, from Vulgar Latin *sprantia, from Latin sprns, sprant-, present participle of sprre, to hope; see sp- in Indo-European roots.]

esperance [ˈɛspərəns]
n
Archaic hope or expectation
[from Old French, from Vulgar Latin sperantia (unattested), from Latin spērāre to hope, from spēs hope]


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The Esperance and the Recherche passed before Vanikoro without stopping there, and, in fact, this voyage was most disastrous, as it cost D'Entrecasteaux his life, and those of two of his lieutenants, besides several of his crew.
 
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