[[93-15]] En buen hora is also sometimes written en buena hora. In colloquial language the final a of buena, mala, una, etc., may fall before a noun beginning with a vowel.
[[93-17]] Una vez sola=una sola vez.
[[93-18]] permite que me case con, 'permits me to marry.'
[[93-20]] como hace diez años, 'as [it was] ten years ago.']
[[93-21]] me marcho=me marcharé. The present tense makes the action less remote and more positive.
[[93-24]] sean, 'be.' The independent subjunctive usually has the force of an imperative.
[[93-25]] por haberlo visto por la tarde: the first por means 'on account of,' or 'from'; the second, 'in.'
[[93-31]] clara y distintamente: see note, page 56, l. 20.
94.—[[94-12]] Estamos los dos, 'we are both of us.'
[[94-27]] muriese, subjunctive after a relative with indefinite antecedent.