1 It was long before the clouds had discharged their burden, and, meanwhile, the dust on the road became kneaded into mire, and the horses' task of pulling the britchka heavier and heavier.
2 This lasted for a couple of minutes, and, meanwhile, the aquiline-nosed Bagration gazed from the wall as though much interested in the bargaining.
3 Beside himself with rage, he prepared to give Selifan the wigging of his life, and, meanwhile, waited impatiently to hear what the delinquent had got to say in his defence.
4 But, meanwhile, OTHER quarters of the town saw arise, for each member of the Commission, a handsome house of the NON-official style of architecture.
5 Chichikov looked round, and perceived that, in the meanwhile, the barin had dressed himself and overtaken the carriage.
6 'The day before yesterday I saw him reading Pushkin,' Bazarov was continuing meanwhile.
7 Aristocracy, Liberalism, progress, principles,' Bazarov was saying meanwhile; 'if you think of it, what a lot of foreign.
8 Bazarov meanwhile was losing and losing.
9 I will run over there at once, and make arrangements; and you, Timofeitch, meanwhile bring in their things.
10 But meanwhile things were not going over harmoniously at Maryino, and poor Nikolai Petrovitch was having a bad time of it.
11 and meanwhile there was in Nikolai Petrovitch's house one creature to whom, if he did not open his heart, he at least was glad to talk.
12 First of all, you must get well, and meanwhile there's plenty of time.
13 But meanwhile I will not take a hen-house for a mansion.
14 He had meanwhile settled himself at his table, put on his spectacles and taken up some sewing.
Notes from the Underground By Feodor DostoevskyContext Highlight In PART 2: VIII 15 I'd rather be packing in the meanwhile so as to lose no time.