Chapter

 1 II   |   longed, for which he had been waiting during many weary months,
 2 II   |     terrible insult.”~Lecoq was waiting anxiously for this response. “
 3 IV   |       to some lost articles, is waiting the oracle’s response.~“
 4 V    |       in taking another nap and waiting until morning before beginning
 5 V    |        respectful attitude, was waiting to be questioned.~“You must
 6 V    |     hour or so ago, while I was waiting for you, sir, before the
 7 VII  |     were standing near at hand, waiting to have a look at the new
 8 VII  |         increased when, without waiting for a word, a motion, or
 9 IX   |    charge of the case, and he’s waiting for you.”~Doubt and perplexity
10 XII  |        am!” he thought. “He was waiting to be questioned about this
11 XII  |         who is this man who was waiting for you while you were at
12 XIII |       he exclaimed after vainly waiting for the magistrate or the
13 XIV  |        of a solitary attendant, waiting for the departure of some
14 XV   |        spend those twelve hours waiting outside your door. So now
15 XV   |     Lecoq had left old Papillon waiting with the cab.~“Let us hasten
16 XVI  |       chaffing each other while waiting for the arrival of the head
17 XVI  |       that man dares to keep me waiting. Where can he be?”~At last
18 XVI  |         Segmuller was anxiously waiting for him, Lecoq saw nothing
19 XVI  |      But I thought you would be waiting for me, and made haste to
20 XVIII|         morning; and he will be waiting for me in his office. We
21 XVIII|       safety is assured; we are waiting your orders to act. Hope!
22 XIX  | respectful attitude, apparently waiting for the visitors to address
23 XX   | vehicles that may be often seen waiting on the Quai de l’Horloge,
24 XXI  |        ask my companion, who is waiting for me in the street, to
25 XXII |        gentlemen would not mind waiting until he has gone?” The