Chapter

 1  5,4|         And this thought made him anxious to fathom the mystery of
 2  6,1|       that belied her words. And, anxious to escape the evident curiosity
 3  6,5|          acting a part? He was so anxious and undecided, that instead
 4  7,7|           caused our mothers many anxious nights. Time will set everything
 5  8,1| hypocrites and impostors, who are anxious for your ruin, and whom
 6  9,1|   Secondly, why should they be so anxious to marry her to their son,
 7  9,4|         well. All this talk about anxious relatives had only been
 8 12,3|           son, and seemed equally anxious to finish with the repast.
 9 12,3|       eagerly watched his mother, anxious to read her impressions
10 13,2|        room. "I was becoming very anxious." ~"About what, prince?" ~
11 13,3|          but he was not sure; and anxious on this account, he at first
12 13,3|      doesn't wish to appear to be anxious. Unfortunately, his servant
13 13,5| disconsolate. He was particularly anxious I should tell you that it
14 19,1|         happiness. Happy, and yet anxious; for, as he preceded Mademoiselle
15 19,2|          Speak! Don't you see how anxious I am?" ~He did see it only