Chapter

1 I  |      of the fire. But when the clock struck eight, we heard~voices
2 III|      man's clothes, at eight o'clock, at noon, four o'clock in~
3 III|       o'clock, at noon, four o'clock in~the afternoon, and in
4 IV |        first'~ ~"Towards two o'clock in the morning, Isaure was
5 V  |        that lasted from nine o'clock till midnight, one tale
6 V  | actually stopped on till two o'clock in~the morning. And yet
7 V  |       himself awake till two o'clock in the morning, all for
8 VI |      Godefroid.'No.'~At four o'clock the women took flight for
9 VII|     Bourse, and towards four o'clock in the~afternoon it exploded.'