Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |        though bearing traces of anxiety, moved from group to group,
 2        I,  VII |     water at regular intervals. Anxiety kept Michael Strogoff awake.
 3        I,  X   |         began to cause him some anxiety— what possible reason could
 4        I,  XIV |         mujik, anticipating the anxiety which he read in the eyes
 5       II,  III |      did not sleep. Their great anxiety kept them awake. Michael
 6       II,  VII |    Yenisei. Michael was in much anxiety. How was he to cross the
 7       II,  VIII|       on their walls.~Michael’s anxiety may be imagined. He could
 8       II,  X   | entrance into Irkutsk.~The only anxiety exhibited at times by the
 9       II,  XII |      midst of the invaders? The anxiety of the unhappy father may
10       II,  XIII|     Wassili Fedor. We know what anxiety this unhappy father suffered.
11       II,  XIII|  alleviation to Wassili Fedor’s anxiety was when he could obtain
12       II,  XIV |  strange adversary with visible anxiety. His superhuman calm had