Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|      Negro made Pencroft very uneasy. It was to be feared that
 2 1,2|       Pencroft was not at all uneasy, they would supply themselves
 3 1,6|    master, seeming to be very uneasy, and then rushed again towards
 4 1,1|    here then." ~"No, don't be uneasy, Pencroft; we shall not
 5 2,1|     two animals appeared more uneasy than angry. ~"It is evident,"
 6 2,4|  right of fathers to be often uneasy when there is no occasion
 7 2,4|       about it he began to be uneasy at the state of the sea,
 8 2,4| rectify her course. Pencroft, uneasy to the last degree, yet
 9 2,5|      Neb, who had become very uneasy at the bad weather and the
10 2,5|      said: "We have been very uneasy at your delay, my friends!
11 2,6|    him. They became seriously uneasy at this prolonged absence.
12 2,9|          Don't make your mind uneasy, captain," replied the sailor, "
13 3,6|    why his companions were so uneasy, for, a more unaccountable
14 3,7|      is in safety." ~"But if, uneasy at our absence, he would
15 3,9|   news from Neb, but were not uneasy on that account. The courageous
16 3,9|    replied the lad, "don't be uneasy, I shall not die on the
17 3,4|     The engineer was somewhat uneasy on account of the dockyard
18 3,8|    Good, Ayrton." ~"They seem uneasy, Captain Harding." ~"Yes,