inquietude

Leave inquietude and remorse to those corrupt women who have cause to reproach themselves, or who have crimes to expiate.

A general rising and inquietude to look out for Mrs. Berlinton, gave Edgar, at length, an opportunity to stand next to Camilla.

The countenance of an upright man always gives inquietude to knaves.

This astonishment would have been carried to inquietude had I then known what the old creature was preparing for me.

But I dread the weakness and inquietude natural to every man, and, above all, to a man of his character.