Part,  Chapter

1    III,     III|        One could easily see how impatiently he waited for evening, when
2     IV,     III|         and how you came here?" impatiently interposed the count.~ ~"
3     IV,      IV|     words or kisses. She waited impatiently for evening to test the
4      V,      II| returned the baroness, a trifle impatiently. "His domestic troubles
5      V,      II|        risk!~ ~"Well," a trifle impatiently exclaimed the baroness,
6     VI,       I|    devils - "~ ~"Henry, Henry," impatiently remonstrated his master, "
7     IX,      II|         bad," said De Fervlans, impatiently. "This eruption of mud will
8     IX,     III|     action. De Fervlans glanced impatiently toward this green wall.
9      X,       I|       are Katharina and Marie?" impatiently interrupted Vavel. "What