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 1 1 |      and had their carriages waiting for them at the door, gazed
 2 6 |      be led along. A cab was waiting at the gate. It was only
 3 7 | would have purchased by long waiting or some great sacrifice.
 4 10|        What?" ~"Some one was waiting for me here." ~If she had
 5 10|      that some one should be waiting for you, just as it is quite
 6 10|      Have you, too, some one waiting for you?" ~"No, but I must
 7 10| telling me that some one was waiting for you." ~"I could not
 8 10|      is asleep in your room, waiting till you are ready to go
 9 11|      saw Marguerite's coupe' waiting for her at the door. I went
10 11|     decently. She knows I am waiting for an answer. She knows
11 11|   with us?" ~"No, Charles is waiting for me." ~"You are still
12 12|      the carriage, which was waiting for them at the door. ~However,
13 13|     staying, because you are waiting here. All that, it seems
14 13|      a beautiful girl who is waiting impatiently for the man
15 14|    people have when they are waiting, that if I went out for
16 14|      for me. Nothing! She is waiting to see if I shall take some
17 18|   are letters from my father waiting for me. I have no doubt
18 19|    Bougival. ~Marguerite was waiting for me at the garden gate.
19 19| rejoined Marguerite, who was waiting for me at Julie Duprat's,
20 19|      your rooms, where he is waiting for you." ~This piece of
21 20|    Bougival. ~Marguerite was waiting for me at the window. ~ ~
22 21|       I found Marguerite not waiting for me, as she had been
23 24|    on that night when, after waiting for you in the country,
24 25|      when you were at Paris, waiting for your father, and he
25 26|   and the creditors are only waiting for her to die in order