Chapter

 1 1|             on, after a look at the anxious old man. "I came to see
 2 1|            Union and oblivion. ~The anxious jocularity of a man who
 3 2| intermittent fever, and no woman is anxious to share in its discomforts
 4 2|           mother grew more and more anxious every day to shield the
 5 2|       always in our hands, but with anxious care I had so far kept mine
 6 2|             said as I sat down. (An anxious look passed over her face.) '
 7 2|             secret staircase. I was anxious to make a study of her.
 8 3|           about?" she said, with an anxious expression apparent upon
 9 3|            even while she slept the anxious tenderness of love. Pauline
10 3|          call upon him, and took an anxious interest in his health.