Chapter

 1       II|    manner was so troubled and anxious that one, to see him, would
 2       IV|      came running after them, anxious for another chance of seeing
 3        V|     upon his breast, terribly anxious, and seeking vainly to explain
 4       VI|   gave renewed courage to the anxious lover.~ ~“You will excuse
 5     VIII|    grove on the Reche.”~ ~The anxious mother breathed more freely.
 6     VIII|   suspect the presence of the anxious mother who was watching
 7       IX|       she hurried on, casting anxious glances on every side as
 8       XI|     duke, your father, who is anxious for you to repair at once
 9      XIV|     had been made——”~ ~“I was anxious to prevent such an act of
10      XVI|  abandoned us entirely; I was anxious about you. Have you forgotten
11      XVI|    did not belong to me, I am anxious to amass a fortune of my
12      XIX|       the Reche. They were so anxious and troubled in mind that
13     XXIV|   baron; I returned here very anxious, and am now awaiting his
14      XXV|      and pass on.”~ ~From the anxious looks of these officers
15      XXV|     upon the thoroughfare was anxious and singular. They hurried
16      XXV|   made them understand he was anxious to speak with them, and
17      XXV|      standing there; men with anxious faces, women in tears, soliciting,
18     XXIX|    poor girl must be terribly anxious. I ought to relieve her
19      XXX| persons were waiting, silent, anxious, breathless.~ ~They were
20     XXXV|       them.~ ~But he did seem anxious and cautious when, after
21  XXXVIII|       see you——”~ ~“I was too anxious to justify myself not to
22    XXXIX|     wife believed that he was anxious and angry on her account.
23    XXXIX|      and he was now extremely anxious to consult him.~ ~“He has
24      XLV|   creature so much that he is anxious in regard to her reputation;