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• He feared it was. (1)
• The latter, she feared. (10)
• Algernon feared mischief. (10)
• If only she could tell him what she feared! (8)
• It is to be feared that Mr. (10)
• Cecilia feared she would not. (10)
• Emma feared she had said too much. (10)
• He may have feared that it would bleed. (1)
• The ladies feared she might be weeping. (10)
• He loved his daughter and he feared her. (10)
• The maid held back: the landlady feared. (10)
• It was her desperate mood that she feared. (8)
• After her touch the youth no longer feared. (10)
• Miss Denham feared her guardian was the cause. (10)
• When you are feared you will be on your mettle. (10)
• As for his venturing to love her, he feared none. (10)
• She feared scarcely less that it might not be he. (10)
• For herself, she feared to move, lest she should be seen. (4)
• They feared; they were prostrate; they sprang in praise. (10)
• Because he stood so high with her now he feared the fall. (10)
• But Victor knew that Blathenoy needed him and feared him. (10)
• Beauchamp looked at her sharply; angrily, Rosamund feared. (10)
• She feared it was, she feared it was not. (10)
• On the other hand, there was nothing to be feared from her. (10)
• She feared so; he did not speak of the clergy respectfully. (10)
• Victor regretfully assured him, he feared he could do nothing. (10)
• Her heart was in a glow, and she feared her face might be as hot. (4)
• She feared it was what every body else must think of and predict. (4)
• While we were together, you know, there was nothing to be feared. (4)
• He feared it was not bright, and called to Philip for the latest. (10)
• Carlo feared to provoke, revolted from the thought of slaying him. (10)
• It was almost as if hand and heart feared to be asked for something. (8)
• Peterborough feared, he must say, that we were an inconsequent people. (10)
• If he feared to lose Henrietta, he would not hesitate to carry her off. (10)
• They hurt his ear like the thrust of a knife; he feared he would shriek. (1)
• She had brought evil on Harriet, on herself, and she too much feared, on Mr. (4)
• The man probably feared a scandal more than the loss of his wife in her going. (10)
• The ladies Eleanor and Isabel feared it to be a case of urgency at the cottage. (10)
• I feared that our humblest apologies were due to Dr. Middleton and his daughter. (10)
• She gave him her hand: a lost hand, dear to hold, needing to be guided, he feared. (10)
• She would be like Constantia then: like her in her fortunes: never so brave, she feared. (10)
• He feared the door was locked: he had a fear that his daughter intended to keep it locked. (10)
• Besides, I feared it improbable that one would find her in any of the tracks of her people. (10)
• He caused himself to be required by people who could serve him; feared by such as could injure. (10)
• His sensation of sinking was so vivid that he feared lest he should be going still further below. (10)
• Mr. Gardiner expressed a wish of going round the whole park, but feared it might be beyond a walk. (4)
• The panic that had been feared among the guests in the hotels did break out, and most of them fled. (12)
• He was represented in all sorts of accomplishments, which I secretly feared were really carried out. (21)
• Keepers feared to put it in the water, thinking it would drown, and tried to nurse it with a bottle. (21)
• She had dark hours in which she even feared her entire withdrawal from the world in a life of good works. (9)
• Doubtless this wicked deity was once so feared that his conciliation was one of the serious concerns of life. (7)
• Eltwin rose at the same time, and March feared that he might be going to provoke another defeat, in some way. (9)
• Clara was shaken: she feared that Crossjay had heard incorrectly, or that Colonel De Craye had guessed erroneously. (10)
• The richness of the colouring, Elizabeth feared, was artificial, and it caused her ingenuous young blood a shudder. (10)
• What she feared was that he might start the furnace and she should be obliged to reveal herself because of the heat. (5)
• After all, it was rather a simple-hearted thing of Westover to have either hoped or feared very much for the Vostrands. (9)
• She did at least draw her inspiration from herself, and there was much to be feared in her work, if a sale was the object. (10)
• Catherine feared, as she listened to their discourse, that he indulged himself a little too much with the foibles of others. (4)
• Mr. Churchill, independent of his wife, was feared by nobody; an easy, guidable man, to be persuaded into any thing by his nephew. (4)
• He feared to intrude, but he would not willingly forego one moment of my society; and he seemed never weary of shaking me by the hand. (2)
• But sometimes Miss Enderby feared that it was Bessie who used such finesse as there was, and always put herself where he could see her. (9)
• Upon going to Paris he studied with Marchand, who recognized and feared his talent, and who finally was the means of his leaving Paris. (3)
• With the steel-hilt in the clutch, Eyes were shot on her that froze In their blood-thirst overawed; Burned to rend, yet feared to touch. (10)
• She fancied she might not have heard correctly; she feared to ask and yet she perceived a novel softness in him that would have answered. (10)
• Rosamund liked him for his humanity; but she, too, feared he was a slack Romfrey when she heard him speak in precocious contempt of glory. (10)
• She feared to hear him speak, as the shrinking ear fears a thunder at the cavity; yet suspense was worse than the downward-driving silence. (10)
• She had missed, had lost, she feared, her own jewelbox; a casket of no great treasure to others, but of a largely estimable importance to her. (10)
• The nobility disliked her; the court feared her; the common people, goaded by priests and sectaries, saw in her the embodied misfortune of their country. (12)
• Morality had something to say against this active marital charity, attributable, it was to be feared, to weakness of character on the part of the husband. (10)
• Mrs. Vernon, surprized and incredulous, knew not what to suspect, and, without any change in her own views, only feared greater difficulty in accomplishing them. (4)
• She wished, she feared that the master of the house might be amongst them; and whether she wished or feared it most, she could scarcely determine. (4)

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