"When we were sitting there waitin' our turnyou know how the sick people wait there in two long rows, waitin' to be taken in to the consultin' room, don't you?

An' I've been waitin' for you to tell me.

she still theah waitin' fo' me.

"'Mr. Joe's in the front entry; the other man's somewheres round, Billy says, waitin' till I send word whether they can stop.

After waitin' so long?" "Don't be disturbed, Mother Bett," Dwight cried.

Here I am sittin' with my pipe, Waitin' for apples to get ripe; Waitin' until the friendly sun Has bronzed 'em all an' says they're done; Not darin' any more to climb An' pick a few afore their time.

"Would it be worth while my waitin'?"

"Well," he said good naturedly, "I'm waitin'.

"I sat a-waitin' a long time, which gave me a good chance to look around at things.

The poor boy's had to start all over again; and I tuk service, waitin' till he can scrape up the money to fetch me out.

It don't seem so excitin', somehow, when I tell about it now; but I tell you for about a minute or so, whilst they was waitin' to see who would undertake the job of examinin' him, why, it seemed thet eve'y minute would be the next, ez my ol' daddy used to say.

And it's pleasant to see fine young girls sittin', like shopkeepers behind their goods, waitin', and waitin', and waitin', 'n' no customers,and the men lingerin' round and lookin' at the goods, like folks that want to be customers, but haven't got the money!

be'n waitin' fer him twenty years,

"Now run along, baby; your mummer will be waitin' for you.

Tedge, I knowed yer mindI was always waitin' fer the word.

My aunt was the housekeeper there, and a sort o' one-horse carriage was down at Lexhoe waitin' to take me and my box up to Applewale.

I's jus' a-waitin' for de call to meet all my folks in Heaven.

And, home, there's Nancy bustlin' round: The supper's ready, I'll be bound, And youngsters waitin'.

"Whilest I wouldn't have you think for a minute, dear friends and brothers, that I uphold any conduct like that, for my part I'm willin' to admit there's things less exhileratin' than standin' on a small rise, of a clear, fine, moonlight winter night, waitin' to see a fifty-stamp mill go off, "And she went.

There now, Charleyzimme I've been doing arl the tarlk, an' thy mother'll be waitin' wi' dree-score o' questions, zoon as I gets whome.

That night, Amos was late an' the dew heavy, an' no doubt I lost my temper waitin' out there in the long grass.

Well, who's goin' to look for you here, aboard an innercent boat laid here between locks an' waitin' till the full of her cargo comes down to Tizzer's Green wharf or Ibbetson's?

What made you take so long after that?" "I was waitin' to make sure," Matt explained.

"But you can lay to this, Doc; this gent we're waitin' for ain't committed any more crimes than a wolf has.

"Then the Lord help poor old Joe Cumberlandhim that took you in out of the deserthim that raised you from the time you was a kidhim that nursed you like you was his own babyhim that loved you more'n he loved Katehim that's lyin' back there now with fire in his eyes, waitin', waitin', waitin', for you to come back.