Part,  Chapter

 1      I,       I|   sat motionless for several hours.~ ~ ~ ~
 2      I,      IV|  once. "They vanished twelve hours before we learned that they
 3    III,       I|   never slept more than four hours of the twenty-four, and
 4    III,     III|    of an Æolian harp.~ ~Many hours were spent thus on the lake.
 5     IV,       I|   protégé, and spent several hours patiently teaching the lad,
 6     IV,      IV|    it not to hurry along the hours so fast - I did not want
 7      V,       I|      done within twenty-four hours if no rudeness were intended.~ ~
 8      V,       I|  music going until such late hours.~ ~One circumstance, however,
 9     VI,     III| gloomiest, most dissatisfied hours, he heard the sound of a
10     IX,       I|     she would have but a few hours' advantage of the demons,
11     IX,      II|    will delay us perhaps for hours. But we can make that up
12     IX,      II|      which was perhaps a two hours' ride distant.~ ~Suddenly
13     IX,      II|   has made us lose four more hours."~ ~The four hours were
14     IX,      II|      more hours."~ ~The four hours were of some consequence