Letter

 1 VI      |        last to Fromentin.~I am waiting until it is good weather
 2 XX      |    wrote you a letter which is waiting for you at rue des Feuillantines.~
 3 LXII    |       one will lose nothing by waiting. On the contrary, one will
 4 LXV     |        color afterwards.~While waiting, I am still here, stuck
 5 CVIII   |    know it? My letter is still waiting there for them.~I love you
 6 CLII    |       alone and my carriage is waiting for me at Chateauroux. You
 7 CLV     |        are both backward; I am waiting, I know that they will return.~
 8 CLXXI   | poverty is lurking about while waiting to transform itself into
 9 CLXXIV  |     time like everyone else in waiting for news. Ah! if I did not
10 CLXXVII |      you any sooner, for I was waiting, for news from you. I didn’
11 CLXXXVII|        spirit. As for me, I am waiting till mine gets well, and
12 CXCII   |        other letter, and I was waiting for courage to answer it;
13 CCI     |       for me to decide. As for waiting till a literary wind arises,
14 CCXXXV  |       of its performance. I am waiting for Duquesnel for the final
15 CCXL    |        love you and I am still waiting for you, although you never
16 CCLII   |      flourishing again. We are waiting for you with impatience,
17 CCLV    |       a carriage which will be waiting for you on the 12th, at
18 CCLXIX  |        for success, and we are waiting impatiently Saint-Antoine
19 CCLXXX  |      in a few days. Maurice is waiting until I am robust before
20 CCLXXXIV|     letter as your last. I was waiting to write to you until I
21 CCC     |   nothing but mark time, while waiting for something better. I
22 CCCI    |       implore advice, and I am waiting for your judgments. Who,
23 CCCXVI  |        write to you, but I was waiting till you were a little freer,