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 1     I|    khans will let me in at this hour. Take me home with you,
 2    IV|    Silence thou dog! in another hour thou wilt be hanging up
 3    IV|      and within a quarter of an hour the pair of them arrived
 4     V|     apartments, and in the very hour in which thou quittest the
 5     V|       parting kiss, but another hour, but another night - a night
 6     V|       to my words! The noontide hour has passed, and the hours
 7     V|            Three-quarters of an hour later Izmail Aga returned
 8     V|   Muhammad, and a quarter of an hour later he went on board the
 9     V|      Allah does not rest on the hour which marks the afternoon.[
10    VI|       bed!"~ ~At about the same hour, three softas awoke the
11   VII|        I find in the streets an hour hence his head shall dangle
12   VII|   palace by the sea-shore.~ ~An hour before in the same palace
13   VII|     from thence within the last hour."~ ~"What do the people
14   VII|        a friendly smile, "in an hour's time our four heads will
15  VIII|        commands.~ ~At the sixth hour (according to Christian
16  VIII|  levelled to the ground only an hour before.~ ~It was with the
17    IX|       more than a quarter of an hour. "Are ye all struck dumb
18    IX|         O master! pardon!"~ ~An hour before they had unanimously
19    IX|         his presence.~ ~Half an hour later, accompanied by Elhaj
20    IX|     played music every time the hour struck. Four large Venetian
21    IX|         be announced that in an hour's time he would proceed
22    IX|      the joy of Stambul, and an hour later, to the sound of martial
23    XI| everything on the spot.~ ~In an hour's time the firmans and hatti-scherifs,
24   XII|         who feels that his last hour is at hand. He would have
25  XIII|     believes her mistress.~ ~An hour later the woman comes back
26  XIII|        she always has a leisure hour at such times. Sometimes,