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 1 II  |  rendered uncomfortable for fear of committing some error
 2 II  |      do not forget.”~“Never fear!”~When he reached the staircase,
 3 V   |    of love, if they did not fear that they would pay for
 4 V   |  dinner emboldened, but the fear of scandal restrained him.
 5 V   |     he had not replied; for fear of being seen by his sweetheart
 6 V   |    Duroy dared not stir for fear of a scandal.~She drew out
 7 VII |  haunted continually by the fear of showing his feelings
 8 IX  |  with all my heart, and the fear of giving you pain grieves
 9 IX  |     curiosity, with anxious fear, combined with a sort of
10 XII | that better; I shall die of fear here.”~“Very well, meet
11 XIII|      and he was in constant fear that the two women would