Chapter

1 17|           took began to make Rosa uneasy, she asked, -- ~"By the
2 17|        steps. ~Cornelius was very uneasy about it, but it was after
3 18|     Master Jacob calls you, he is uneasy." ~"There was such a noise,"
4 19|           said to herself, "he is uneasy about his tulip." ~And,
5 20|          first knew that you were uneasy on account of the man who
6 20| recognized Jacob, I was even more uneasy myself. On the day, therefore,
7 27|           inn, rather puzzled and uneasy, tormented by misgivings
8 31|          just as all the nervous, uneasy spirits, whose ambition