Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |    hour; but if he were~kept waiting, he left ten minutes later
 2         I,VI |    house of~Popinot.~ ~While waiting about for Gaudissart, Anselme
 3         I,VI |   arrival of the nuts. While waiting~for Madame Madou's porters,
 4         I,VI |     these bottles?"~ ~"I was waiting to speak to Gaudissart,
 5         I,VI |  uncle Pillerault.~ ~"We are waiting for Monsieur Claparon,"
 6         I,I  |     out of~Cephalic Oil, and waiting patiently, with the help
 7         I,II |     driven~back during those waiting hours! how many times did
 8         I,IV | spite of the~crowd which was waiting for him in the counting-room,
 9         I,IV |     is a crowd, zey~tell me, waiting in der gounting-room. I
10         I,IV |       and~where Delphine was waiting for a cup of /cafe a la
11         I,V  | notice to Pillerault who was waiting in the~salon.~ ~"My resignation
12         I,VII|  said, "Monsieur Derville is waiting for a guardianship~account."~ ~"
13         I,VII|   and Popinot the judge were waiting for them,~these five choice
14         I,VII|      where his cabriolet was waiting,~"thanks to this extraordinary