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1 VIII  |     of the Resolute were in waiting at the stairs of Westminster
2 XIII  |   branch to branch, and was waiting for him below, stretching
3 XV    |   absence, had been quietly waiting at the foot of the ladder,
4 XXI   |     wretch, hoping for aid, waiting there, praying, calling
5 XXVIII|   remain where he was while waiting for a favorable wind.~Joe
6 XXXVI |    overtake him! What is he waiting for? Ah! the brave lad!
7 XXXVII| foot the executioner stands waiting, and whoever passes beneath
8 XXXVII|   balloon tacking about and waiting for me. But not a bit of
9 XLII  |   day of the trip!”~Without waiting to be coaxed, the doctor’