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Miss Unwin, over-anxious not to make a scene, followed, but did not seek to deter her, until they were once again by themselves in the centre of the room. Then she ventured to speak again: "We have all the papers in our room. Come up, and let me read them to you." But Fate was making ready its great stroke.
And when Castleton called attention to his own view of the necessity for quick action, involving the instant administration of the dose, it would obviously have been so unwise to contradict him, that Bainbridge did not risk such a course. But, over-anxious to gain his point, he did something still more impolitic.
For if your husband suffer, he suffer within the range of my study and experience. I promise you that I will gladly do all for him that I can, all to make his life strong and manly, and your life a happy one. Now you must eat. You are overwrought and perhaps over-anxious. Husband Jonathan would not like to see you so pale, and what he like not where he love, is not to his good.
He is over-anxious; he is demoralising in his fits of gloom, but all the burden of the host hangs on him sipeneuse est ma via. To turn to higher things. Menelaus, too, was awake, anxious about the Argives, who risked their lives in his cause alone. Menelaus takes a spear, and goes to look for Agamemnon, whom he finds arming himself beside his ship.
'I am so sorry to be the cause of detaining you from this little party, but dear papa is so over-anxious about me. I have always been a kind of pet with gentlemen, and poor Mr. Kirkpatrick never knew how to make enough of me. But I think Mr.
Nor, indeed, was I over-anxious to have them succeed. Echoes of Max's old jealousy would still make themselves felt in his domestic life. A clash, an irritation, would sometimes bring my name to his lips. He still, sometimes, tortured her with questions concerning our relations "I never answer these questions of his," she said, her eyes on my office rug. "Not a word. I just let him talk.
Referring to her loving but over-anxious care for him on his last journey, he called her a holy, careful woman.
Against over-anxious cares and troubles, and setting her heart too much on worldly possessions, he earnestly cautioned his wife, and insisted that amid the numerous household matters she should not neglect to read the Bible. Once in 1535 he promised her fifty gulden if she would read the Bible through, whereupon, as he told a friend, it became a 'very serious matter to her.
I would note, however, as regards the inscriptions which, if genuine, would of course have settled the matter, that Polybius looks on them as a mere invention on the part of Timaeus, who, he remarks, gives no details about them, though, as a rule, he is over-anxious to give chapter and verse for everything.
They could do nothing to relieve him, nor was Clayton over-anxious to attempt anything. On the girl's account he feared the Russian in the bottom of his heart he hoped the man would die.
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