Chapter

 1       I|        won't start for half an hour yet."~ ~The two ladies were
 2       V|        t buy them at that late hour, he declared. Admission
 3       V|   console her. In less than an hour he was back again, breathless
 4      VI|       be pro[54]nounced. In an hour Madame Rossi will be here;
 5     VII|      stand waiting for a whole hour, only to find at its end
 6    VIII|      asked Blanka to assign an hour at which to receive him.
 7    VIII|     morning.~ ~Promptly on the hour appointed the prince's equipage
 8      IX|        about the piazza by the hour, is therefore well[88] instructed
 9    XIII|    hasten thither."~ ~"Has the hour come, then, when you feel
10    XIII|       in mute assent.~ ~ ~ ~An hour later Manasseh and Blanka
11     XIV|      repeater had told him the hour, Aaron turned and addressed
12      XV|        like this.~ ~In half an hour the spring ceased to flow.
13      XV|        the Torda Gap is a full hour's ride, and thence to Balyika
14     XIX|      your bidding. Indeed, the hour is well suited for a confidential
15     XIX|       struck ten, although the hour was nearer two. She rose
16      XX|        in earnest. At an early hour people are awakened by the
17   XXIII|         George is only half an hour's walk from Toroczko. On
18   XXIII|        all is ended, and in an hour's time[285] you can safely
19   XXIII|        the same, and for every hour before sunrise that you
20    XXIV|      solve and many an anxious hour. Once a hail-storm destroyed
21    XXVI|       and breathed a sigh. The hour had come when he must bow
22   XXVII|            CHAPTER XXVII.~ ~AN HOUR OF TRIAL.~ ~Manasseh and
23   XXVII|   Manasseh experienced in that hour of trial? His comrades in
24   XXVII|      Have I failed you in your hour of trial?"[317]~ ~With the
25  XXVIII| marchioness was not there. One hour, two hours, he waited in