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 1 3 |       wheat, rye, and flax, and waiting for a rise at the risk of
 2 5 |       she left~the room without waiting to hear what the baroness
 3 6 | adjoining province of Normandy.~Waiting its solution, this odd fact
 4 8 |         one o'clock that night, waiting for~her son, unable to imagine
 5 9 |      off in the morning without waiting for~the mid-day breakfast.
 6 9 |         and during this time of~waiting, it is necessary to put
 7 14|      the baroness.~ ~A boat was waiting at the steps of the jetty,
 8 14|        that he and Camille were~waiting breakfast for her.~ ~"Another
 9 14|        kept Camille and Calyste waiting long for breakfast; and~
10 14|       jetty, and Calyste, while waiting~for the boat to come over,
11 16|       that save him?"~ ~Without waiting for her sister-in-law's
12 19|       two in the morning. After~waiting for him till half-past twelve,
13 19|         moment, and I have been~waiting for you these three hours."~ ~"