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 1 III |    daybreak Jeanne was up and waiting for her father, who dressed
 2 IX  |    stilts. They spoke without waiting for an answer, smiling complacently,
 3 X   |     not stir; he seemed to be waiting.~A little time elapsed and
 4 XI  |   Some men were on the beach, waiting for the boat to come in.
 5 XII |    peasant of twenty-five was waiting outside the door. He greeted
 6 XII | Rosalie had come back and was waiting for Jeanne, who had been
 7 XIII|     had already arrived while waiting for the last load. This
 8 XIII|     her days wandering about, waiting for Rosalie’s answer, not
 9 XIV |    drink it quickly. Denis is waiting for us at the door. We are
10 XIV |       Madame Jeanne, they are waiting breakfast for you.” She