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 1 V      |        turned aside at the fourth hour into a village which lay
 2 V      |         fasting even to the ninth hour. The woman, from a motive
 3 VII    |          to remain till the third hour of the day and take some
 4 VII    |         to stop; and as the third hour was now come, prayer over,
 5 X      |   watchfulness return home at the hour of morning-prayer. Now one
 6 XIII   |           never rests even for an hour from impeding the work of
 7 XXVII  |        enemy, on the very day and hour in which it was revealed
 8 XXVIII |          life at one and the same hour with him, and to be received
 9 XXXII  |        short, he rose up the same hour, and having refreshed him
10 XXXIV  |         taken their seats, at the hour of repast, on a sudden Cuthbert
11 XXXVIII|         oratory. It was the third hour of the day. We therefore
12 XXXVIII|         and stayed till the ninth hour: when he came out, and said
13 XXXIX  |         in to him about the ninth hour of the day, and found him
14 XXXIX  | watchfulness and prayer. When his hour of evening service was come,
15 XL     |        brother, who had waited an hour on an opposite height in
16 XLV    |         monastery bell struck the hour of midnight prayer, the