Chapter

 1  2,1|           inform the baron. Please wait here." ~"Here," as he called
 2  2,2|           n't have the patience to wait for a servant!" ~He must
 3  5,2|        only twenty hours longer to wait!" To-morrow! to-morrow!"
 4  5,4|        This time he was obliged to wait for a reply. Still at last
 5  5,6|             he asked: "Why did you wait so long before telling me
 6  5,6|          de Coralth silenced him. "Wait a little before you rejoice,"
 7  6,1|         that it would be better to wait - that an hour more or less
 8  7,1|            case, even if I have to wait here until to-morrow morning,"
 9  8,4|           what I am talking about. Wait until you have been introduced
10  8,5|         stung by a viper. "Let her wait," she said quickly. "I will
11  8,5|        Marguerite, and exclaimed: "Wait, at least, until I am alone
12  9,4|         She will not be obliged to wait long. There are only four
13  9,4|            would she be obliged to wait? - half an hour - two hours?
14  9,4|            drawer again. "I cannot wait," she said, imperiously. "
15 10,2|           large for public safety. Wait a little, Coralth - I owe
16 10,2|          liquor, I say to myself, 'Wait a bit, and - and M. Andre
17 10,5|         addressed to, and you must wait for an answer which you
18 11,1|           to those who know how to wait." ~However she had already
19 11,1|         frightened - he begs me to wait a little - look - read!" ~
20 11,1|           shall I do?" she asked. "Wait, shall I not?" ~"No, no!"
21 11,2|        feeling impatient while you wait here." Thereupon she followed
22 11,3|          Florent requesting him to wait, as she desired to speak
23 11,3|           baroness?" ~"She made me wait two hours to tell me that
24 12,3|    obstinacy. "Now," she resumed, "wait before you censure your
25 13,6|         Let the lady and gentleman wait." ~The servant withdrew. ~
26 13,8|            told me that sooner." ~"Wait; I am about to retrieve
27 14,1|         would he not be obliged to wait a long time for it? Yes,
28 14,5|           will consent to see you. Wait here." ~He went off, leaving
29 16,2|           de Valorsay, "ask him to wait. When I ring, you can usher
30 16,2|          word! you frighten me." ~"Wait! I may be mistaken. Even
31 17,3|           later, so you had better wait." ~"I will wait then; only
32 17,3|         had better wait." ~"I will wait then; only as I've had no
33 17,3|   stationed himself at the door to wait for it. ~His patience was
34 19,2| mademoiselle. Here it is - I am to wait for an answer." ~She took
35 19,2|         back to the Rue Pigalle to wait for the hour appointed in
36 19,3|           of his heart. He did not wait for the cab to stop, but
37 19,5|     authorities will do? They will wait until your enemies declare
38 20,1|            Casimir, "but let Paris wait awhile." ~He repudiated