Chapter

1 II |     are you doing here at this hour?”~“I am resting,” Saval
2 II |        Marly. It was the quiet hour which precedes dawn, the
3 II |       which precedes dawn, the hour of deep sleep, of complete
4 III|      pondered for more than an hour how she should arrange them
5 III|      how she could find a free hour or two. She stammered:~“
6 III| threatenings of the storm. The hour for dinner gradually approached.
7 IV |        the evening, the chosen hour, when they should all be
8 IV |  appear again until the dinner hour, very pale and serious.