Chapter

 1 I   |       the mainland, scarcely an hour's distance, he~felt a presentiment
 2 I   |      emotions will follow.~ ~An hour after the General landed
 3 IV  |     chiefs and obey them in the hour of danger. As their power~
 4 VI  |        the place~soon.~ ~"In an hour's time," said the guide.
 5 VI  |      braced himself for~another hour's march, and they went on.~ ~
 6 VI  |         and they went on.~ ~The hour slipped by; he could not
 7 VI  |    still~to come. After half an hour spent in ordinary talk,
 8 VI  |        famous explorer~spent an hour in chat on all sorts of
 9 VI  | personality and ideas. About an hour later the Duchess~came noiselessly
10 VI  |        Mme de Langeais's at the~hour kept for him by a tacit
11 VII |       evening, at the appointed hour, she fell under~the charm
12 VIII|      watch, and ascertained the~hour with a truly appalling air
13 VIII|       lasts, by poisoning every hour of it and every~thought--
14 IX  |       in the last quarter of an hour. Your~servants have no idea
15 IX  |        M. de Montriveau's usual hour arrived, she tried to think~
16 X   |    faster than three~leagues an hour, and tomorrow we will ride