Part,  Chapter

1    I,  III| listened, stirred by a growing anxiety; he watched and waited to
2    I,  IV |      people in remembering his anxiety of the morning.~“Do you
3    I,  IV |      He had even forgotten his anxiety over his little peasant
4   II,  II |     had turned pale, for a new anxiety had lately troubled her,
5   II,  II |      and concerned only by her anxiety to retain it. She had succeeded,
6   II,  II |    understood then the unknown anxiety from which her soul had
7   II,  III|      or hat, feeling a certain anxiety. Her first visit, at the
8   II,  III|     her, suddenly touched with anxiety.~“What is the matter?” he
9   II,  VI |     answered, being pursued by anxiety as to what Olivier might