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 1   1, 8 |      riches. They enjoy them in~fear and trembling, for they
 2   6, 20|        ye that live in constant fear of birth, old age,~sickness,
 3  10, 29|      into his face said~without fear and with much affection: "
 4  12, 36|     malice or in~delusion or in fear.' Let him stand in awe of
 5  13, 43|          Help me; cure~me of my fear."~ The poet replied: "There
 6  13, 48|        the dread of pain~causes fear; he who is free from the
 7  13, 48|         knows neither grief nor fear.~ He who gives himself to
 8  14, 66|      thy~present existence, and fear the dart of passion which,
 9  14, 67|       lobster. 'Thou needst not fear,' rejoined the crane; 'I~
10  14, 67|          and trembling~with the fear of death, the crane besought
11  14, 73|         to the~lowest class and fear that in this birth there
12  14, 75|          shameless,~and without fear to commit wrong, let him
13  16, 91| cleaving to existence, need not~fear the state after death. They
14  16, 91|    mirror~of truth is free from fear; he will find comfort in