Chapter

 1 2 |       slaves to sleep upon. At the hour fixed, the old man arrived.
 2 3 |         had expired in her arms an hour previously. Breathing unutterable
 3 4 |     abandoning their father in the hour of danger. ~There was in
 4 5 |            Kardikiotes, whose last hour had come. ~The caravanserai
 5 5 |       despair and death. ~After an hour of firing, a gloomy silence
 6 5 |         the time is at hand! Thine hour is coming--is coming--is
 7 7 |          town before the appointed hour. Xenocles, the last of the
 8 7 |            wait till the appointed hour. The next day passed in
 9 7 |            had waited there for an hour or two, exposed to sun,
10 7 |            had to wait for another hour, fortunate if they were
11 7 |        direction. At the end of an hour he encountered a Bulgarian
12 9 |           s conduct; and from that hour he appeared to regain all
13 9 |        with the idea that the last hour of their rule in Greece
14 9 | intrenchment, promising that in an hour, when he should have been
15 9 |          and feeling that his last hour had come, he thought only
16 10|       valour; but at the end of an hour, Ali, carried on a litter
17 10|         the end of a quarter of an hour the wind dispersed the smoke,
18 10|         will be kept. If within an hour thy soldiers are not withdrawn