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1         I,I  |      like; he hides some secret anxiety. His face has grown in five~
2         I,I  |         any other cause for his~anxiety. When I am dressing I look
3         I,VI |          Roguin was not without anxiety as to Claparon's entrance
4         I,VII|     16th. Cesarine~confided her anxiety to her uncle Pillerault,
5         I,I  |       clerks should suspect his anxiety; but he was in truth like
6         I,IV |        Cesar, who trembled with anxiety.~ ~"Tu Tillet takes der
7         I,IV | followed Popinot, a prey to the anxiety a condemned man goes~through
8         I,IV |    Constance sacrificed her own~anxiety to her husband's commercial
9         I,V  |        waited with ever-growing anxiety, return at eleven~o'clock,