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 1 2 |   Zephirine, to whom the dark hour now meant~nothing, continued
 2 4 | players~would sit for half an hour, their cards held fan-shape
 3 4 |  number of games and when the hour grew~late, these excellent
 4 5 |       horrors during the next hour, for the clock struck one,
 5 5 |       awake~before the dinner hour. As she finished a paragraph
 6 10|      unable to get through an hour without reference to Nantes,~
 7 11|   real~idol.~ ~After about an hour, during which time Camille
 8 11|     Les Touches at an earlier hour than~that agreed upon, and
 9 11|      said Camille, seeing the hour had come to strike~a decisive
10 12|    grow from day to day, from hour to hour, is a mere~wretched
11 12|      day to day, from hour to hour, is a mere~wretched passion.
12 12|       Calyste's hope. At this hour the~Chevalier du Halga was
13 13|   indecision until the dinner hour, when she rose hastily,
14 16|     his love. During the last hour of~the glorious old defender
15 18|   they?~ ~Calyste reached the hour of two o'clock living on
16 19|       been there only half an hour, but~it was past three before
17 25|       like~wall-fruit at that hour in the afternoon, to dry
18 26|       their arrival at a late~hour so as to meet no one in
19 26|          The next day, at the hour when La Palferine called,