Chapter

 1  3,1|          the current news of the hour. ~This stranger was a very
 2  4,3|       key only one quarter of an hour sooner," said the gatekeeper,
 3  6,1|         of about a quarter of an hour, the string broke and the
 4  8,1|  arrested the Doctor at the very hour when the Orange party at
 5  8,1|          and returned in half an hour. ~"Oh, sir, all that I told
 6  8,2|        quite sure - that by this hour the burghers must be murdering
 7  9,2|          who disturbed him at an hour which Master Gryphus was
 8 11,2|       continued Cornelius, "what hour is appointed?" ~"Twelve
 9 11,2|           A man who has only one hour longer to live must be a
10 11,2|        everybody, as in this sad hour you alone are with me in
11 15,2|          evening and chat for an hour with you." ~"Oh, I thank
12 16,2|    before, and as, moreover, the hour for retiring had struck,
13 16,2|  Cornelius himself, "we have one hour every evening, let us make
14 16,2| to-morrow?" ~"Because to-day our hour is expired, and I must leave
15 17,1|         evening she came half an hour later than usual. This was
16 17,1|          me see him only for one hour, and I'll pray for you as
17 19,1|        stroke, marking the ninth hour, through the heart of Cornelius. ~
18 19,1|        it was ten. ~This was the hour at which Rosa generally
19 19,1|          to leave Cornelius. The hour had struck, but Rosa had
20 20,1|  following evening, at the usual hour, Van Baerle heard some one
21 21,1|            Rosa came at the same hour, and Cornelius submitted
22 21,2|          as he liked. ~From that hour every day marked some progress
23 22,1|      like him will not tarry one hour, not one minute, not one
24 23,2|         and to take it either an hour before or after opening,
25 23,2|   evening during that delightful hour which the two lovers passed
26 24,1|      twofold happiness. ~Half an hour passed away. Already did
27 25,1|        by the same door which an hour before had let out Boxtel,
28 25,1|          it; and in less than an hour he had already gone a league
29 25,1|        tulip, that at his dinner hour, that is to say, at twelve
30 26,2|       flower was stolen just one hour after it had opened. ~All
31 29,1|         say?" ~"Yes, the twelfth hour had not even struck, if
32 31,2|            Another quarter of an hour and the Prince will arrive