Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      looks to me as if it was waiting on purpose for us-" ~There
 2 1,6|    birds. The couroucous were waiting the passage of insects which
 3 1,4|      breakfast?" ~And without waiting for a reply to this proposal,
 4 1,5|     creatures, and he advised waiting till they were stretched
 5 2,5|       considerable, and while waiting for a suitable vehicle in
 6 2,4| friend, for whom friends were waiting. ~But no voice was heard,
 7 2,5|     the engineer and Neb were waiting on the beach, and before
 8 2,7|     of the mate, who had been waiting for him for five weeks! ~"
 9 2,0|    their dwelling. Ayrton was waiting for them on the beach, and
10 3,6|     he raised the bridge; and waiting behind a tree he watched
11 3,1|       engineer. ~The cart was waiting on the beach before the
12 3,4|   that a ship of 300 tons was waiting for them in Shark Gulf or
13 3,4|     and Gideon Spilett, while waiting for the postman to bring