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1 III |      upon it, and prune it, and wait till he could gather its~
2 IV  |         her about it, she could wait; if he did not, how could
3 IV  | arrivals to his wife; he lay in wait for departing~visitors,
4 V   |         will be a long while to wait; perhaps for some years
5 VI  |       such innocence. He lay in wait, and~watched Lucien into
6 VII |        M. de Negrepelisse, will~wait upon you at four o'clock
7 VIII|          His mother-in-law must wait~awhile for the home he had
8 VIII|     succeed,~and then I mean to wait in Paris until the time
9 VIII|    tightly to him as he added, "Wait and see what comes of it,