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 1 III |            walk at a rapid pace. An hour after leaving Callander
 2 III |           his lamp.~A quarter of an hour afterwards James Starr and
 3 IV  |        impoverished, and to see the hour approaching when the seam
 4 IV  |            The repast lasted a good hour. James Starr and Simon Ford
 5 V   |          the father died before the hour of success, the son was
 6 VI  |          with a continuous flow.~An hour after leaving the cottage,
 7 VII |         uneasy about the future.~An hour afterwards, James Starr
 8 VII |         said Simon.~A quarter of an hour was passed in anxious waiting.
 9 VIII|            for stopping for a whole hour; James Starr, Madge, Harry,
10 VIII|            they would still have an hour’s walk before reaching the
11 IX  |             arrived in less than an hour at the Yarrow shaft.~Externally
12 IX  |             him.~In a quarter of an hour the party arrived at the
13 IX  |           from groundless.~After an hour of this vain pursuit Sir
14 X   |         hydraulic power, plied from hour to hour to and from the
15 X   |           power, plied from hour to hour to and from the village
16 X   | electro-magnetic machines. When the hour of rest arrived, an artificial
17 X   |             delay a day, no, nor an hour, that we owe our being found
18 XIV |             asked he, after half an hour’s walking.~“No! my feet
19 XIV |       heights. In less than half an hour, by an easy winding path,
20 XVI |            rate of fifteen miles an hour, while at their approach
21 XVI |           worked without wasting an hour.~Old Simon Ford and Madge,
22 XVI |            lasted all day until the hour of return home from work.~