Chapter

 1 II |     But let us get on, for I’m anxious to see Simon Ford. By-the-bye,
 2 III|        the engineer, “for I am anxious to be at your father’s cottage.”~“
 3 III|   replied Harry evasively, his anxious gaze endeavoring to pierce
 4 IV | heartily, I must not be at all anxious. Now I have two questions
 5 VII|       of an hour was passed in anxious waiting. The lantern was
 6 IX |        friends had become very anxious. The engineer had disappeared,
 7 XIV|  beside her, observed her with anxious interest. Would the first
 8 XVI| caverns, and were consequently anxious to drive us out of them.
 9 XVI|       Nell. I know she is very anxious and uneasy; and I feel positive
10 XVI|        work.~Harry became very anxious that their marriage should