Chapter

1 1|   are all the disasters that wait on your erratic whims, compared
2 1|    and bitter tongue, lay in wait for epigrams to translate
3 2|     whose hungry family must wait for the settlement of our
4 2|      to enter into her life. Wait till that moment comes!'
5 2|      go to your lodgings and wait for you.' ~"That was the
6 3|      He is going out; I will wait for him." ~"Then you might
7 3|   for him." ~"Then you might wait here till to-morrow morning,
8 3|      will go out, he doesn't wait for his horses; they are
9 3| relieve your mind about him, wait till he is ruined. That