Book,  chapter

 1    1,    2|          carriage and post-horses waited there, in readiness to convey
 2    1,    6|     foreign accent:~“Steward!”~He waited a minute, but nobody appeared,
 3    1,   12| dismounted, crossed his arms, and waited. Glenarvan went up to him
 4    1,   16|           his streaming face, and waited for the Patagonian to speak.~“
 5    1,   16|       Pampas.~Paganel did so, and waited an answer.~“Perhaps I have.”~
 6    1,   18|           them.”~Thalcave had not waited for Glenarvan’s proposition
 7    2,    6| confidence for confidence, but he waited in vain. However, he was
 8    2,    7|     thanked him by a gesture, and waited silently for any fresh question
 9    2,   12|        not get any higher, but he waited modestly for the geographer’
10    2,   12|          took it all quietly, and waited for the professor to recover
11    2,   15|       route to Melbourne. If they waited it would be difficult to
12    2,   16|            Glenarvan and the rest waited for him to speak out his
13    2,   16|         of getting there?”~Ayrton waited an instant before answering,
14    3,    4|        these drunken rascals, and waited impatiently for the dawn.
15    3,    4|   motionless bank of clouds.~John waited. The light gradually increased,
16    3,   12|           other holding his wife, waited with breathless anxiety.~
17    3,   12|         narrow track where Robert waited for them.~The rope was shaken
18    3,   13|     recruit his strength while he waited in the hope that his friends
19    3,   13|        explanation.~And then they waited for the night.~The natives
20    3,   14|        alarm his companions. They waited with unspeakable anxiety,
21    3,   17|          made no reply. Glenarvan waited patiently. But Ayrton persisted
22    3,   18|           my real name, Ayrton. I waited there till I should get
23    3,   18|          in his usual fashion and waited. Glenarvan and his friends