Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|         They must wait with what patience they could for daylight.
 2 1,3|       over the sand. Let us have patience, and at low water it is
 3 1,9|     Spilett, "only have a little patience, Pencroft!" ~The seaman
 4 1,9|        fire to roast it!" ~"Have patience," replied the sailor, "it
 5 1,5| operation was difficult. All the patience, all the ingenuity of the
 6 1,9|         stick, hoping by dint of patience to do what could not be
 7 2,6|      Pencroft, who began to lose patience, "I will give them a hail,
 8 2,6|         waited with his habitual patience, although his strong mind
 9 2,6|          and storehouse-" ~"Have patience," replied Harding; "these
10 2,6|         storeroom contained, the patience so much recommended by the
11 2,8|     balloon. This with admirable patience was all unpicked by Gideon
12 2,8|        black showed the greatest patience and even extreme zeal in
13 3,2|   Pencroft, who was quite out of patience, volunteered to accompany