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 1 1 |        found his mother, who was waiting for him with the famous
 2 2 |          Musketeer. ~"What is he waiting for?" asked another. ~"Only
 3 3 |       hand, Athos!" ~And without waiting for the answer of the newcomer
 4 3 |       were it in hell!" ~"He was waiting for a woman," continued
 5 5 |        monastery, Athos had been waiting about five minutes, and
 6 5 |         was seated on a post and waiting for his adversary with hat
 7 5 |       Porthos. "Remember, we are waiting for our turns." ~"Speak
 8 6 |          M. de Treville, who was waiting for them, already informed
 9 6 |           Our young men had been waiting about half an hour, amid
10 11|         then?" ~"Yes." ~"Without waiting for my coming out again?" ~"
11 11|          will have fallen asleep waiting for me, or else he will
12 13|   dispatched it by an officer in waiting. ~Bonacieux could not close
13 15|       and taken up a book, while waiting his return, when a mixed
14 20|         the two horses that were waiting at the door, leaped upon
15 20|        sail, and the captain was waiting on the wharf. "Well?" said
16 21|        sail. ~Fifty vessels were waiting to set out. Passing alongside
17 24|        you see yonder, and be in waiting for me at the door by six
18 24|          had fallen asleep while waiting for him. He approached the
19 24|        listen to me; I have been waiting for someone who has not
20 25|       among neighbors." ~Without waiting for the permission of his
21 25|      enough, and set off without waiting for the rest. But you, my
22 26|        Oh, from some heartbroken waiting woman, some desponding GRISETTE;
23 26| countenance radiant. ~"This same waiting maid seems to have an agreeable
24 28|            Besides," said Athos, waiting till d'Artagnan, who went
25 29|          in grand livery who sat waiting on his seat?" ~Porthos had
26 30|         large sofa, where he was waiting, as he said, for his outfit
27 35|      This time Kitty was nowhere waiting for him; neither in the
28 35|      home d'Artagnan found Kitty waiting for him. A month of fever
29 38|      there is a very pretty girl waiting for you upstairs; and you
30 38|      women don't like to be kept waiting." ~"That's Kitty!" said
31 39|          excuse himself from not waiting on his Eminence, particularly
32 39|    acquainted. ~At length, after waiting a quarter of an hour and
33 39|       duty, who led him into the waiting room and passed on into
34 39|          of the palace. ~In this waiting room were five or six of
35 40|          and the four Musketeers waiting his appearance, and beginning
36 40|      their march, the Musketeers waiting for the king, which allowed
37 40|      that evening for Tours, was waiting in the next chamber. ~Athos
38 40|       servant without livery had waiting for them. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
39 49|        Milady. A carriage was in waiting. ~"Is this carriage for
40 49|       that the young officer was waiting for his last orders, he
41 50|          Cannot I serve you as a waiting maid? By that means all
42 59|   deputies from La Rochelle were waiting, crossed it as quickly as
43 64|       found Planchet impatiently waiting for him. ~Everything was