Chapter

 1 IV   |      with intense curiosity, as anxious as an unsophisticated person
 2 IV   |       puzzled, and not a little anxious, Father Absinthe asked for
 3 VII  |         thoughtful air, and the anxious glances he cast every now
 4 VIII |   Gevrol, it was because he was anxious to pursue his investigations
 5 VIII |     driver’s good graces, being anxious to obtain all the information
 6 XII  |    prosecution was particularly anxious to obtain information.~The
 7 XIV  |         If he were restless and anxious as he walked along the Quai
 8 XIV  |          and I have been rather anxious about him. Paris is such
 9 XIV  |       he, “very! I am even more anxious and undecided than I was
10 XV   |      entirely. His eyes wore an anxious look, and his mustache drooped
11 XVI  |  previously knocking; and being anxious to justify his absence,
12 XVI  |      again shone plainly in her anxious gaze. Just for one second;
13 XVII |     Excuse me, madame, but I am anxious to find the owner of this
14 XVII |         at a loss.~As Lecoq was anxious to investigate the matter
15 XVIII|        declared; and if he were anxious about the date of his trial,
16 XIX  |         thought Lecoq, “you are anxious about the daily letter you
17 XIX  |       We have both been equally anxious to penetrate the mystery
18 XX   |    offered him. But he had been anxious without cause. May had fled;
19 XXI  |        by the landlord, who was anxious to shut up, the two friends
20 XXII | Absinthe and Lecoq exchanged an anxious look. “What capture?” they