Chapter

 1 1 |     means in his power, eagerly waiting for the time when the people,
 2 1 |    Others replied, "A vessel is waiting for him at Schevening, a
 3 2 |        the faithful servant was waiting on the threshold. ~"Come
 4 3 |       whilst all the people are waiting in the High Street to see
 5 3 |        which a small vessel was waiting for the two brothers. ~The
 6 4 |      use my own steed, which is waiting for me close at hand." ~
 7 16|     well done." ~"I am now only waiting for your further orders
 8 17|      anxiously at Rosa, eagerly waiting for her answer. ~"Young?
 9 20| perceived Rosa, who at last was waiting again for him with her lamp
10 21|       midday, as he was already waiting for nine at night. ~It struck
11 21|   quickly enough: eighteen with waiting for the evening's interview,
12 22|       watching like myself, and waiting from minute to minute; down
13 24|         into a coach, which was waiting for him at Gorcum, he drove