The Queen passed the day in great disquietude.

This notice of her return to her own country seemed to occasion the Marquess great disquietude.

Next day, Florina was in great disquietude.

When she recovered consciousness Rosario manifested great disquietude at finding herself at such an hour out of her own room.

On Jacques entering the room he found the old man in a state of great disquietude-infact, in a very great rage.

Mrs. Compton's remark did not tend to dispel Amabel's uneasiness, and both she and Nizza Macascree passed a day of great disquietude.

It appears that a friend of Mr. Kidder, a physician "of great ability," on reading my article was caused great disquietude.

Thus the commodore, to his great joy, at last finished this troublesome affair, which, for the preceding four months, had given him great disquietude.

I passed the night in the greatest disquietude, and only fell asleep towards morning.

Light, moreover, now caused him greater disquietude than did darkness.