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 1      I,  XII | must be obeyed.”~“Then wait patiently till to-morrow,” added Hobson; “
 2      I,  XII |     Lieutenant, and I shall patiently wait until next year for
 3      I,  XIV |   are exceedingly wary. How patiently they would face the wind
 4     II,  VI  |  and meanwhile we must wait patiently.”~Of course this conversation
 5     II,  VII |    delayed?”~“You must wait patiently for us,” replied the Lieutenant, “
 6     II,  VII |  to-morrow evening. So wait patiently, madam, and believe that
 7     II,  VIII|     the sun again appeared. Patiently the Lieutenant awaited its
 8     II,  XIV |    winter bears will crouch patiently near these holes, and watching
 9     II,  XV  | colonists to do but to wait patiently,—still to wait!~The convalescence
10     II,  XXIV|  their misfortunes, and how patiently they had submitted to the