Chapter

 1 I  |            of mind, and she was in fear of some complications; for
 2 III|        which he drove from him for fear of the torment it brought
 3 III| regretfully, with longing and with fear; then he smelt it, tasted
 4 III|          He dared not touch it for fear of being lectured again,
 5 VI |          afraid to touch them, for fear of the sharp, serrated crest
 6 VII|         servants to be kept up for fear of fire.~No one had yet
 7 VII|          know, to remember, out of fear, weakness, cowardice. He
 8 VII|         duteous over his tasks for fear of punishment, and had got
 9 VII|        longer dare open a door for fear of finding your brother
10 IX |            the cunning of foes who fear to cross each other. He