Chapter

 1 4 |  one another, and I was so anxious to see you to-day that I
 2 4 |  all my life." ~I was very anxious to question Armand on the
 3 5 |   same. Nevertheless I was anxious to find out something about
 4 11|   an answer. She knows how anxious I am, and I am sure she
 5 17|   to take place, and I was anxious to hear what it was about.
 6 18|    back, and I began to be anxious in spite of myself, and
 7 22| now, for she must know bow anxious I should be, and would not
 8 22|     tell her that I was so anxious that I had to go to Paris." ~"
 9 23|   should find her again as anxious as I had been, and that
10 23|  of my sadness my father's anxious scrutiny, I pressed his
11 26|     who, he said, was very anxious to make my acquaintance.