Chapter

 1 1 |         the crowd with a certain impatience, evidently annoyed by their
 2 11|       not exempt from a tinge of impatience. ~"No, no; I go, I depart!
 3 23|         look for it with as much impatience as I do; perhaps this evening
 4 24|        an hour without the least impatience, his eyes fixed upon that
 5 26|   churchman; and he awaited with impatience the moment, always in the
 6 26| politeness mingled with a little impatience. "I do not say I regret;
 7 26|      been gnawing his nails with impatience, was beginning to attack
 8 27|          cried d'Artagnan, whose impatience was increased by the disregard
 9 31|          little foot worked with impatience beneath her robe. ~Lord
10 51|         looked, then, with great impatience for the news from England
11 55|          waited, then, with much impatience, for she feared the day
12 56|        moment Milady waited with impatience. The new sentinel commenced
13 60|         without saying that this impatience to return toward Paris had