Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XIII| sufficient to explain her son’s impatience to get to her.~Nadia at
2        I,  XIII|        traded on the traveler’s impatience or he really had good reason
3        I,  XV  |       with all his own feverish impatience, requiring of him one thing
4        I,  XV  |         occurred, which all the impatience of Michael Strogoff could
5        I,  XVII|       usual habit, stamped with impatience.~“Ten copecks a word,” said
6       II,  I   |        repress some feelings of impatience which he could not entirely
7       II,  IV  |      Emir, and waited with some impatience for the amusements to begin.~“