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 1 XIV  |     that had to be done was to wait for a favorable opportunity.~
 2 XIV  |   though it would be better to wait for the night and take advantage
 3 XIV  |     Phil Evans were obliged to wait for a better opportunity.
 4 XV   |    telegraph wires and seem to wait for the messages to pass
 5 XVIII|     pole, and he would have to wait till the sun shone out under
 6 XIX  |     work, Uncle Prudent.”~“No. Wait till tonight. When the night
 7 XIX  |         Now let us go aft, and wait.”~They then went out, and
 8 XIX  |     said Phil Evans, “we can’t wait any longer. Down you go.”~
 9 XXI  |       It were better, then, to wait.~And just then came the
10 XXI  | machine.~Meanwhile they had to wait for an opportunity of returning