Chapter

 1  1,2|             In less than half an hour he was on his way. He had
 2  2,5|       hands in less than half an hour. It is a long time since
 3  2,5|          left. And, at this very hour, my daughter and my son-in-law
 4  3,1|          been here about half an hour," he replied. ~ ~The baron'
 5  5,4|       The viscount here, at this hour! It's astonishing! What
 6  6,1|      late! About a quarter of an hour afterward her emissaries
 7  6,1|         better to wait - that an hour more or less would make
 8  6,5|         so sensible that half an hour later she went out for her
 9  7,1|       Viscount spent at least an hour in giving explanations and
10  7,6|         moment. At the end of an hour he could restrain himself
11  7,6|          so much during the past hour that her strength was exhausted,
12  8,2|          had received warning an hour before, made his appearance,
13  8,3|    cellar. About a quarter of an hour afterward, one of those
14  8,5|          her conversation for an hour one could learn all the
15  9,4|       obliged to wait? - half an hour - two hours? She had not
16  9,5|     beauty. ~Rather more than an hour had elapsed since Marguerite
17  9,6|    Fondege required more than an hour to purchase the materials
18  9,6|       such animals. Less than an hour after the purchase he had
19  9,6|         enough, for at that same hour, Madame Leon has an appointment
20 10,5| practised at with pistols for an hour every morning; for Monsieur
21 10,5|        an appointment in half an hour. ~A sudden hope quickened
22 10,6|          care." ~The day and the hour were in his favor. Night
23 11,3|         waiting for more than an hour, so that he had missed his
24 11,4|      mademoiselle," said he. "An hour after the receipt of your
25 12,2|       her, and it is scarcely an hour since I left the people
26 12,2|          an entrance, and had an hour's conversation with them."
27 13,1|      plans. Give it to him in an hour or in a month, all at once
28 13,3|          me a full quarter of an hour at Baron Trigault's, I should
29 13,4|    former self. And seen at this hour, before placing himself
30 13,4|  lengthened into a quarter of an hour, and he had not yet finished
31 13,4|         Baron Trigault's half an hour before, and who had complained
32 13,5|       regret. When I left him an hour ago, he was really disconsolate.
33 13,7|          You told us scarcely an hour ago that you had been cheated
34 13,8|       only half-past two; a good hour and a half remained at his
35 14,2|        the door himself. At this hour of the night, the visitor
36 14,2|          s reception day, and an hour when there are fifty guests
37 14,3|  viscount. "I am a quarter of an hour behind time. Are you not
38 15,4|          been loved, not even an hour, not even a moment. The
39 15,4|          my brother. At last the hour of my vengeance had arrived;
40 15,5|        he made us get in, and an hour later we were in a comfortable
41 16,1|         spend the time until the hour appointed for his second
42 16,1|          had barely taken him an hour to set in motion the machinery
43 16,3|         this very day, this very hour, without losing a second,
44 16,3|          is always there at this hour. Come! here is a scrap of
45 16,4|        remained for more than an hour yesterday evening in the
46 17,1|       down at the end of half an hour, you will know that I am
47 17,2|       from you here, and at this hour? You don't know me. I merely
48 17,3|        each cab is doing at each hour of the day. I will now look
49 19,2|         go alone, and at such an hour of the evening? And if they
50 19,2|          Pigalle to wait for the hour appointed in Pascal's letter.
51 19,4|       who thus rewards me for an hour of courage. My poor father'
52 19,5|     struggled and fought. In the hour of peril I found myself