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 1 2 |      round upon the circle of his anxious~friends, who were seated
 2 3 |      inquisitive~look.~ ~"Are you anxious or ill, Madame la baronne?"
 3 4 |          the players but one~were anxious to continue an exciting
 4 7 |         Claude Vignon.~ ~"You are anxious about him?" asked Calyste.~ ~"
 5 8 |           Portuguese grandee, was anxious to find an alliance among
 6 10|        yours."~ ~The viscountess, anxious not to seem to neglect the
 7 12|           curiosity compelled the anxious mother to read~it. This
 8 13|         marquise~grew fearful and anxious. She knew not how to answer.
 9 14|   profound, so full of mystery to anxious,~restless minds that they
10 14|          waking him.~ ~No one was anxious at the hotel du Guenic,
11 16|     gravity, made his mother very~anxious. After about two weeks,
12 17|    manners; though women of rank, anxious to hand down~their traditions,
13 18|       solicitude of a wife who is anxious~not to weary her husband
14 25|         genius.~ ~Madame Schontz, anxious to appear both young and
15 26| explanation; but I have been most~anxious to make myself perfectly