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 1 3 |           His manner had nothing~uneasy or dogged about it, like
 2 4 |       symptoms made him~horribly uneasy; he posed as incurable,and
 3 4 |           he said. "Don't be~too uneasy. The harm may not be as
 4 7 |   inquisitive eye perceives with uneasy surprise pistols, a narghile,~
 5 8 |      replied the woman.~ ~Fanny, uneasy at the sadness she saw on
 6 8 |         will make your mother so uneasy.'"~ ~"Did she say that?
 7 10|          and your mother will~be uneasy."~ ~Calyste returned to
 8 12|          ten o'clock his mother,~uneasy at his absence, went to
 9 16| tenderness. Presently Charlotte,~uneasy at her suitor's silence,
10 19|         at Calyste's~non-return, uneasy without knowing why. The
11 25|   provincial court. Now don't be~uneasy! in ten minutes he shall