Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI  | reduced to six hours.~“We must wait till to-morrow,” he repeated;
 2        I,  VII |       Ben Zoof was prepared to wait awhile for the water to
 3        I,  VII |       can only for the present wait patiently where we are.
 4        I,  VIII|        us be philosophers, and wait patiently until we can hear
 5        I,  XI  |  should much rather lay to and wait till daylight. If we are
 6        I,  XVI |     party was far too eager to wait and examine these remnants
 7        I,  XIX |   silence him by saying, “Only wait till the governor general
 8        I,  XXI |      pay for his lodgings. But wait a bit; we shall see how
 9       II,  II  |       bed, and asleep.”~“I can wait until he awakes.”~“Then
10       II,  II  |        until he awakes.”~“Then wait where you are.”~And with
11       II,  II  |       had none of them long to wait, for within a few minutes
12       II,  III |     Arago and Biot, had had to wait sixty-one days for a similar
13       II,  IV  |     property, he determined to wait for some emergency to arise
14       II,  IV  |      be made; you will have to wait till they are finished.”~“
15       II,  XVI |      place, but was content to wait for a promising opportunity
16       II,  XIX |  suppose that she was going to wait for you. ‘Out of sight,