61.   We had to wait outside in the corridor until our names were called.

62.   We then waited in another line to enter a room where, presumably, we would have our medical examinations.

63.   We waited in eager anticipation.

64.   We waited in silence.

65.   We waited in terrible patience, and he tried again.

66.   We were left waiting in our clammy clothes for over an hour.

67.   What credence can we give to his story of some malevolent person waiting in a window alcove?

68.   What he had retained was the sense of an elusive mystery waiting in the heights for his return.

69.   When she came downstairs, Nicholas was waiting in the hall, his hands twisting together.

70.   Why should he bother, when he had a willing partner waiting back in his rooms?