Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        there came no reply. They waited for a lull, then began again;
 2 1,6|      large tree. There they both waited patiently; though, it must
 3 1,7|          if this signal had been waited for; the barking immediately
 4 1,5|     themselves behind the rocks, waited silently. ~An hour passed
 5 1,5|   tanning process. ~The settlers waited till the tide was again
 6 1,1|     Pencroft also had wisely not waited till the river was frozen,
 7 1,2|      undertaken. ~They therefore waited with some impatience, when
 8 2,5|     Spilett, seated on the bank, waited till their companions were
 9 2,6|       watch. Cyrus Harding alone waited with his habitual patience,
10 2,9|           he turned the spit, he waited at table, he swept the rooms,
11 2,5|      Herbert, and Gideon Spilett waited for them before Granite
12 2,6|      certain time, he would have waited the hour of his deliverance
13 2,6|       was in vain, the colonists waited patiently. And the time
14 3,3|       directly towards them, and waited till they were within range. ~
15 3,3|         mainland. ~However, they waited till the first boat was
16 3,6|     should return. The colonists waited, therefore, for Ayrton to
17 3,6|         not received his." ~They waited, of course not without some
18 3,9|   certainly fail. They therefore waited impatiently for the moment
19 3,9|          useful auxiliary. ~They waited, therefore, although they
20 3,2|     restrained his energies, and waited, swearing to himself. ~Soon
21 3,2|          raised their pieces and waited the moment to fire. ~Top
22 3,3| influence of violent excitement, waited all night, without leaving
23 3,6|     object at which he aimed. He waited an opportunity. At length,
24 3,7|       the captain's silence, and waited till he should speak. ~After