Chapter

 1 VII   |  Letourneur, but determined to wait until the mate should come
 2 VIII  | warning that I am not going to wait until the last minute. Every
 3 XIII  |  courage and patience; we must wait. There is nothing whatever
 4 XIII  |  situation is terrible. We all wait in silence, some few on
 5 XXII  |      ship go with the wind and wait for day.~At daybreak they
 6 XXVIII|     unless Curtis preferred to wait till morning we should be
 7 XXX   |     probably have many days to wait ere they sight either land
 8 XLI   |  Herbey having the patience to wait until their allowance had
 9 XLV   |       stop!” he said, “we must wait a moment; we must see whether
10 LII   |     risk of being persuaded to wait until a lingering death
11 LIV   |     she pleaded, “will you not wait just one more day? If no
12 LIV   |     said,—~“Very well, we will wait till daybreak tomorrow,”
13 LV    |       he was determined not to wait a moment after it arrived.
14 LVII  |    horizon.~We had not long to wait. Before an hour had passed