solicitous

That he was solicitous for her health the nature of his schemes revealed.

The count, for he was of quality, was solicitous to return the obligation by a particular attention to his son.

Even when he was in Iona Columba was solicitous about his beloved monks of Durrow.

She looked very anxious and solicitous—and also, Dan thought, very beautiful.

He raised both eyebrows in solicitous participation, and mutely questioned.

He was most solicitous for our comfort and his exquisite courtesy had never been more marked.

They were not solicitous for the vanities so much lived in by the people of this generation, for they pleased God by faith.

The stranger seemed not solicitous of repose, and Giles was too sulky to inquire his wants.

You care for your husband, you are wrapped up in his art work, you are solicitous of his future, of his fame.

Though for years he had been the most solicitous of her suitors, she felt for him something more than contempt.