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1    I,  I |       but was of an uncertain, uneasy spirit, whose undecided
2    I,  I |        women made him a little uneasy, for he hardly knew them.
3    I,  IV|     them, shared between them, uneasy, troubled, feeling for the
4   II,  I |     has lost his dog. I become uneasy, exactly like a~traveler
5   II,  II|       them. They began to grow uneasy, and the nervous twitching
6   II,  II|   should be sad without cause, uneasy, discontented with everything,
7   II,  IV|         my child.”~Annette was uneasy.~“What is the matter, mamma?”
8   II,  V | changing beauty, she was never uneasy about it. Now, however,