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Meanings of wait for madame in English

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Usage of wait for madame in English
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Experience tells me it is better to wait for madame.
Modern Prose And Poetry; For Secondary Schools / Edited With Not...
2
Do you think it is more fun for him to sit and wait for madame?
Plays: Comrades; Facing Death; Pariah; Easter
3
He ceased and waited for Madame Trebassof to speak.
The Secret of the Night
4
She asked him if he were waiting for Madame.
Four Short Stories By Emile Zola
5
Dan obediently changed his seat, and waited for Madame de la Fontaine to begin the conversation.
The Inn at the Red Oak
6
I was waiting for Madame.
Four Short Stories By Emile Zola
7
Often, while waiting for Madame, he would muse, smile, watch, or listen like a man who thinks himself alone.
Villette
8
I thought...If you like, that is, while we're waiting for Madame Rousseau to arrive...I would paint a miniature for you.
Too wicked to kiss
9
We waited for Madame to come in, but her footsteps went past the door and to the back of the house.
Never let me go
10
While waiting for Madame Hochon, who notwithstanding her age went minutely through the ceremonies with which the duchesses of Louis XV.
The Celibates
11
He was exchanging indifferent remarks with Donna Tullia, while Del Ferice looked on benignantly, and all three waited for Madame d'Aranjuez.
Don Orsino
12
"Monsieur is already in the hall waiting for Madame."
The Garden of Allah
13
"Is it the king's good pleasure to begin the council without waiting for Madame la reine-mere?"
Catherine De Medici
14
The portress was waiting for Madame Bernard to enter, but the Frenchwoman had changed her mind and held up her hand, shaking one forefinger.
The White Sister
15
"It waits for madame," the man answered.
Peter Ruff and the Double Four
16
"You wait for madame?"
American Adventures: A Second Trip 'Abroad at home'
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