Making light of the problems he anticipated in keeping white servants, he wrote that his wife Ellen "will have to wait on herself or buy a nigger.
Murray's Kingsley talks to fairies, is stoical in the face of adversity, has a sharp sense of humor and doesn't find out who she really is until she's deep in the wilds of Africa: "Here's Mary, she thinks, here I am, as if she has been waiting for herself in the jungle all these years — waiting to be found..
We are taken along the entire journey, and we see that it is in facing her loss, observing and absorbing what is left, and waiting for herself on the other side of the chasm, that she reaches a place of redemption – a return to a truer, strengthened self.
Mrs. Lezama-Clark kept one eye on her visitor and the other on the whirl around her. "We have a theme for the parade -- wait," she interrupted herself.
Smirnova can't wait to plant herself downstage center so she hustles down the steps, barely bothering to point her beautiful feet.
Since she can't interview herself (wait, it's Oprah -- she probably can?), Winfrey is heading to the "Late Show" once more to get the word out about her upcoming film "Lee Daniels The Butlerr".
"Consumers are cautious in making their budgets," said Lynn Franco, the New York-based group's research director, "but they do tend to exceed it". Linda James of Fresno can hardly wait to throw herself into the fray.
She forces herself to "wait until she'd pulled into her driveway".
If Nancy Kerrigan thinks Disney parades are corny, wait until she sees herself on this.
When writing becomes too difficult, an author must take a break, encourage him or herself, and wait for inspiration to strike.
