Chapter

 1 1|    consume them. The grandest hours of a gambling saloon are
 2 2| ventured to spend a couple of hours in some pleasure party. ~"
 3 2|    nothing for seven or eight hours? She had the tact of a woman
 4 2|       way I came to have some hours of recreation. Pauline had
 5 2|    lover; I overbrimmed a few hours with a whole lifetime -
 6 2|       steeped me for how many hours in unspeakable rapture,
 7 2|  securing merely two or three hours' sleep in the early morning. ~"
 8 2|      we were to spend several hours, was sorry that she had
 9 2|       I ought to keep earlier hours, and give up this life of
10 2|  spoke, feeling that the last hours of my frenzy were at hand. ~" '
11 2|       to bed.' ~" 'And in two hours' time you will cry to yourself,
12 2|    imaginings and of studious hours; he either craves, like
13 2|  those of ecstatics. You know hours as full of rapture as a
14 2|    guise you choose, in those hours when wine has sway. You
15 3|      once sat for twenty-four hours leaning his elbow on the
16 3|     and asked for twenty-four hours of command in vain; or rather
17 3|       said Pauline, after two hours of silence. ~"We must have
18 3|      them during their waking hours; but slumber seems to give
19 3|    cried the invalid. ~In the hours of the next morning, Raphael
20 3|   keep on your feet for a few hours daily, at any rate, so as
21 3|      take your food." ~"A few hours!" Raphael broke in; "no,