Chapter

 1 13|         tortures, but not to his anxiety, by giving the order to
 2 23|         yet quite freed from the anxiety of the preceding night. ~"
 3 24|        with an accent so full of anxiety and promises, terror and
 4 24|        not come. I am dying with anxiety. Has anything particular
 5 27|        For the present he had no anxiety. He shrugged his shoulders
 6 27|    Artagnan, mute with anger and anxiety, took a seat in the threatening
 7 28|        said d'Artagnan, in great anxiety. ~"I threw, and I lost." ~"
 8 39|      assembled with Athos. Their anxiety about their outfits had
 9 41|         had watched with intense anxiety all the various expressions
10 43|         with a certain degree of anxiety. ~"We did not see her, monseigneur,"
11 47|    inflexible personage felt the anxiety of a parent for the young
12 48|      diminished day by day. This anxiety became so great that it
13 51|          back Richelieu's former anxiety, and forced him in spite
14 51|       this time, exempt from the anxiety of its only and true chief,
15 51| Rochellais, a prey to famine and anxiety, but even to the cardinal,
16 51|         She has experienced much anxiety; but she is now at length
17 60|       wore an impression of deep anxiety; and they continued their