Chapter

 1 I     |        in spite of the restless impatience of its master, for although
 2 VII   |         account the Professor’s impatience. I found him shouting— and
 3 VIII  |      his eyes all night. In his impatience I believe he was trying
 4 XV    |     office, and in spite of his impatience he decided on stopping.
 5 XVI   |        of the Professor’s angry impatience. The day wore on, and no
 6 XX    |     scarcely could restrain his impatience at the horizontal road.
 7 XXI   |        bore them with the angry impatience of a man obliged to own
 8 XXIII |       have accomplished. If our impatience had armed our hands with
 9 XXIII |      hour. I was in an agony of impatience. My uncle wanted to employ
10 XXIV  |         in his frequent fits of impatience and anger, while below it
11 XXIX  |         me. When he saw that my impatience was doing me harm, he yielded.~
12 XXXIII| Professor to bite his lips with impatience. At six in the evening Hans