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1by Esterly, G W“... in their motions and accuracy, that he in his over enthusiasm in his anxiety to personally demonstrate your...”
Published 1910
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2by Muir, John“... but was still hung up in the Senate. He did not however feel any great anxiety about it.Senator Perkins replied...”
Published 1896
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3by Strentzel, Louie“... tolerably[Page 3][in margin: 845] 00871 [5] Mother has felt little anxiety concerning you: she believes...”
Published 1879
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4by Esterly, G. W.“... anxiety to personally demonstrate your proposition immediately laid himself down on that most wonderful...”
Published 1910
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5by Locke, Delia“... share the anxiety. Louise is a dear, good girl and is such a comfort to her mother, and to them all...”
Published 1911
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6by Trout, W. H.“... to make the short journey east and and see her. As we were not then engaged I had some anxiety to know...”
Published 1916
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7by Muir, John“..., but With no trace of anxiety. There clothing is full of rosin, and never wears out. A little of everything...”
Published 1902
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8by Muir, John“... in general as the greatest road builder and manager of the age. But it was after dark years of anxiety...”
Published 1911
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9by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“....' It is in the context of a national mood of anxiety at the closing of the frontier for a 'frontier-nurtured culture...”
Published 1994
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10by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... later years away from the anxiety and tension of life in San Francisco and the responsibilities...”
Published 1993
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11by Muir, John“... appearance of a mountain, or water-fall, or human friend, so forcibly seize and rivet my attention. Anxiety...”
Published 1881
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12by Muir, John“...; but that gave me no anxiety, because I knew that bears never eat men where acorns and berries abound. Night came...”
Published 1873
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13by Muir, John“... escape, wre should be compelled to pass tbe night on the summit. Anxiety, however, to complete my...”
Published 1877
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