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 1 2 |   invariably done at the same hours, if the food was subjected
 2 4 |    Touches which lasted~seven hours. It is now striking a quarter
 3 5 |     rules which regulated the hours for~meals yielded to the
 4 5 |      food outside of the meal hours, there~was no other means
 5 8 |        and abdicate for a few hours the fatal~power of omnipotent
 6 8 |      Croisic for the last two hours."~ ~"Not all the time,"
 7 11|      not sleep, and spent the hours of~the night in reading;
 8 11|        Often he would sit for hours with his eyes fixed on~some
 9 11|       that makes us stand for~hours before some picture in Italy,
10 11|    female authors, spend four hours a day in reading their~romances."~ ~"
11 12|  event so remarkable that two hours later, throughout the whole
12 13|        When he~returned, four hours later, very tired, and expecting
13 16|      fateful rock, or lie~for hours in the bush of box; for,
14 16|      he was surrounded at all hours by his family.~They sent
15 16|      them.~ ~The baron's last hours and death had prevented
16 17|    daysI might even say a few hours! All your counsels have
17 17|    you warned me?~ ~So, eight hours after receiving the rector'
18 17|        blown by a man for ten hours;~and after bouquets, and
19 18|   provinces. Wealth has fatal hours, hours of leisure and idleness,~
20 18|       Wealth has fatal hours, hours of leisure and idleness,~
21 18|    she said,~smiling.~ ~Three hours passed, during which Madame
22 19|   waiting for you these three hours."~ ~"Well, well," thought
23 19| forced him to solicit for two hours; a pardon refused~by an
24 20|     her betrayal, spent three~hours with her son in her arms
25 25|       of her sarcasms for two hours after~mid-day, in spite