Chapter

 1 1,2 |         said and done until ten o'clock the next morning, the time
 2 1,2 |     darkened; at last, when ten o'clock struck, with the single
 3 1,3 |           time, that is, at ten o'clock in the morning, the smoke
 4 1,3 |     numerous, when, towards two o'clock in the afternoon, another
 5 1,3 |         be no sun. Towards nine o'clock threatening storm-clouds
 6 1,3 |    agitation grew greater. Nine o'clock, half-past nine, a quarter
 7 1,3 |        towards the chimney: ten o'clock struck slowly, each stroke
 8 4,4 |         23rd of April, at three o'clock in the morning, Alexander
 9 5,4 |        days later, about eleven o'clock in the morning, a sentinel
10 5,8 |         he had gone out at nine o'clock in the evening and not returned
11 6,1 |          the 20th of May at two o'clock in the afternoon, to traverse
12 6,2 |      carried out; and about ten o'clock in the morning the whole
13 7,3 |          in readiness at eleven o'clock at night. ~The table was
14 7,3 |    concealed by a veil. ~At ten o'clock they rose from the table,
15 7,3 |         of his sight. At eleven o'clock the Duke of Gandia bade
16 7,3 |         night till two or three o'clock in the morning. ~The two
17 7,4 |       unloaded, when, about two o'clock in the morning, I saw coming
18 9,3 | anticipated. And towards eleven o'clock in the morning, Girolamo
19 11,1|           orders that at twelve o'clock in the day in all his States
20 11,3|           toilet, and about ten o'clock at night prepared to go
21 12,4|        noon to midnight. At two o'clock, Lucrezia, attired as a
22 14,3|           earth. ~Towards seven o'clock in the evening, when the
23 15,3|      heard his door open at two o'clock in the morning: not knowing
24 16,2|      offered battle about three o'clock in the afternoon. Caesar