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 1 4 |    that you begin to share my anxiety about Calyste," she said
 2 4 |  whose face could be read her anxiety. She colored and trembled.
 3 5 |     heart rejoicing drove out anxiety, flew from the house to
 4 5 |        pushing aside paternal anxiety, saddened Fanny for a~moment.
 5 6 |       now causing such lively anxiety to the Baronne du~Guenic
 6 8 |   your happiness with as~much anxiety as I do myself. If I do
 7 10|      filled her~with horrible anxiety.~ ~For all answer, Calyste
 8 10|    why have you given us such anxiety? I know very well~that love
 9 16|       his receding steps with anxiety.~ ~"Something is the matter
10 16|  watched~with ever increasing anxiety the progress of his madness;
11 17| journey she tried to hide her anxiety with such~care that it was