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1 I     |      learning — a fact I am most anxious to assert and reassert.
2 XVI   | substantial, and our position an anxious one, at five thousand feet
3 XVIII |      said.~“More than that, I am anxious about it; we have only water
4 XIX   |         my uncle preceded. I was anxious not to be left behind. My
5 XXX   |      hold of me, I surveyed with anxious scrutiny the open spaces
6 XXX   |         hung across the horizon. Anxious queries arose to my lips.
7 XXXIII|     marvellous speed?~“-You seem anxious, my uncle,” I said, seeing
8 XXXIII|      with his glass to his eye.~“Anxious! No, not at all.”~“Impatient,