Chapter

 1 Pro,2|       replied with sobs; and one hour after the scene which we
 2 1,1  |           that is to say, at the hour when the day begins to decline
 3 1,2  |      there where a quarter of an hour before there had been an
 4 1,2  |         just struck, and at this hour the streets of Rome began
 5 1,3  |   election of the new pope. ~The hour of the Ave Maria came as
 6 3,3  |           In the evening, at the hour fixed, Caesar appeared at
 7 5,1  |     garrison there, and after an hour's fighting had cut it to
 8 5,2  |       next day, at the appointed hour, the deputies made their
 9 7,2  | engagement, and at the appointed hour was brought into the presence
10 7,3  |     passed. And at the appointed hour the duke reappeared, took
11 9,3  |   Savonarola, who from that very hour, thanks to his martyrdom,
12 11,3 |  remembering nothing else in his hour of triumph but the scream
13 11,5 |          the besiegers. After an hour's struggle man to man, Caesar
14 12,4 |        fired every quarter of an hour from noon to midnight. At
15 13,1 |    Valentinois. He, fancying the hour had came at last far striking
16 13,2 |        towns, now he thought the hour had perhaps came for suppressing
17 13,5 |       turned round, saying, "The hour has come!" This was the
18 13,5 |       that moment that the fatal hour had arrived for all. But
19 14,3 |   appeared on the day and at the hour appointed at the pontifical
20 15,1 |         Caesar.] ~At the day and hour appointed Caesar sent out
21 15,3 |     might want of him at such an hour, he raised himself on one
22 15,4 |   thought a second time that his hour was come; and in order to
23 16,1 |    profound sleep. ~After half a hour had passed, the servants,