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 1 3|     doorway. She smiled, and not waiting till he~came to her, she
 2 4|        his~way back; then, while waiting for dinner, he stamped out
 3 5|      once, and don't keep people~waiting."~ ~Colleville [triumphantly
 4 5| meditation.~ ~"His Excellency is waiting for you to come down," announced
 5 6|          and not keep a carriage waiting at two francs~an hour. Madame
 6 6|          cold, and your niece is waiting~outside. You'll understand
 7 7|      Contrary to my custom, I am waiting in your ante-chamber to
 8 7|         Lupeaulx found them both~waiting. At eight o'clock that evening,
 9 7|         the same instant Mitral, waiting at the Cafe Themis, saw
10 8|         where he found Sebastien waiting near the door to entreat~