Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|         and it was not without anxiety that he awaited the result
 2 1,3|    daring attempt with painful anxiety, and when he was out of
 3 1,4|      taken a few hours before. Anxiety hastened his steps, for
 4 1,6|  undoubtedly felt much greater anxiety than does the fisherman,
 5 1,7|        alone was kept awake by anxiety. He reproached himself with
 6 1,0|        only match, and all the anxiety of the operation. But this
 7 2,1|   could not but cause him some anxiety. Suppose that their vessel,
 8 2,1|        Top in a sort of common anxiety? Had this well branches
 9 2,2|      having given them serious anxiety for several days, began
10 2,2|      did not wish to cause him anxiety. ~"Consider, Pencroft,"
11 2,0|        return of day with some anxiety. ~During the night, Cyrus
12 3,1|        black flag without deep anxiety. Was it not a direct menace
13 3,2|    hour was passed in terrible anxiety. The firing had ceased,
14 3,2|       may imagine the horrible anxiety which took possession of
15 3,6|        course not without some anxiety. ~At dawn of day, the 11th
16 3,6|    their hearts oppressed with anxiety. They were sincerely attached
17 3,7| awaited Top's return with much anxiety. A little before eleven
18 3,0|     next day with the greatest anxiety. ~It might have been remarked
19 3,0|        It may be imagined what anxiety the engineer and the reporter
20 3,3|    Harding's dagger. ~Ayrton's anxiety and despair may be imagined