Chapter

1 1,2 |          there was nothing else to wait for, and that all was said
2 4,4 |       vessels, with injunctions to wait at Livorno and keep a watch
3 6,4 |          would engage this time to wait for him: he would therefore
4 7,3 |           any farther, he bade him wait on the piazza where they
5 9,3 | compensated at last for their long wait; but at that very moment
6 14,3|         longer act, but must needs wait and suffer the course of
7 16,1|     forward he and the count would wait every night on the road