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 1 I   |      to take place at a fixed~hour, Pierrotin and his co-rival
 2 I   |    would wait a quarter of an hour, you could take my master.
 3 II  |      study and talking for an hour~with him. Like the great
 4 II  |  retired at his usually early hour.~Augustin, however, placed
 5 III |       we have a quarter of an hour," remarked Mistigris,~with
 6 III |      We sha'n't be off for an hour if you go on this way,"
 7 III |       never more than half an hour late," asserted Pierrotin.~ ~"
 8 V   |      the habit of stopping an~hour to breathe his horses, give
 9 VI  |       usually passed about an hour after that~of Pierrotin,
10 VIII|     found ourselves at a late hour in the Bois de Boulogne
11 VIII| Messieurs," he said, when the hour of departure came at five
12 IX  |      drove his company for an hour round the~exterior boulevards
13 XI  |      Georges appeared at this hour of the morning in an~evening