1
Even in New Hampshire there are strong symptoms of a rising inquietude.
2
Even without this subjective inquietude it would have been an unpleasant summer.
3
Of these glories Lady Lufton always thought with much inquietude of mind.
4
Sarah Purday was pacing the cell in a frenzy of inquietude.
5
At these times there was inquietude and wonder in his features.
6
The struggle between his assumed carelessness and his real inquietude was evidently unequal.
7
To Chauvelin the day had been one of restless inquietude and nervous apprehension.
8
On reaching the hut they found still another cause of inquietude.
9
This gave inquietude to the court of London, and they demanded an explanation.
10
She could not put her finger upon the precise reason for her inquietude.
11
Your absence last night has given much inquietude to the Emperor.
12
The Marquis was almost distracted, and Lorenzo felt scarcely less inquietude.
13
The countenance of an upright man always gives inquietude to knaves.
14
Almost immediately after, however, he muttered to himself, in a tone of inquietude-
15
A conjecture was soon formed, which led to apprehension and inquietude.
16
He did not answer, and his silence filled her with inquietude.
