Chapter

 1        I|    the role of moderator.~ ~“Wait a little. Do not cry before
 2       II| Martha’s eyes that she would wait.~ ~And Mlle. Armande de
 3      III|     if the gentlemen wish to wait, it will not be long before
 4        V| during his slumber, lying in wait for him, he regained with
 5       VI|   his father stopped him.~ ~“Wait,” said he; “here is someone
 6      XVI|      the young man; “father, wait, at least, until we are
 7      XVI|     liberty of asking you to wait a moment; I am just finishing
 8      XVI|      is not far off; go, and wait in a foreign land for happier
 9     XVII|      the neighborhood, named—wait—I know— Chanlouineau.”~ ~
10    XVIII|   Sairmeuse?”~ ~“I will.”~ ~“Wait a moment; we must be prepared
11       XX|  when the duke exclaimed:~ ~“Wait! Let someone take a horse,
12     XXII|      a threatening gesture. “Wait here until the peasants
13    XXIII|      death.~ ~He had only to wait for it; it was fast approaching;
14      XXV|   his companions.~ ~“We must wait!” said he.~ ~Intentionally
15     XXIX|     must we do?”~ ~“Pray and wait, Maurice. I must act alone
16       XL|        I will not suffer it. Wait, at least, until I have
17      XLI|    been his own son. We must wait until to-morrow before deciding
18     XLII|      attain his revenge must wait, dissimulate, prepare an
19      XLV|    that made her cry out.~ ~“Wait for me here,” she said,
20     XLVI|     she compelled herself to wait a few moments longer; then
21    XLVII|       We were not obliged to wait long for the result.~ ~“
22    XLVII|       Not just now, Maurice; wait a little.”~ ~“Where is it?
23     XLIX|   are right!” he exclaimed. “Wait until I get money enough
24      LIV|   maid.~ ~“Very well; I will wait for her here. Retire.”~ ~