Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1   |   may have been that I was afraid to die, lest he should then
 2       1, IX  |  boys? For we were no less afraid of our pains, nor did we
 3       2, III |  heed of this, for she was afraid lest a wife should prove
 4       2, V   |    himself; or else he was afraid of losing something to him;
 5       4, VI  |   may have been that I was afraid to die, lest he should then
 6       5, X   |  being contaminated. I was afraid, therefore, to believe that
 7       6, IX  | his hatchet because he was afraid to be caught with it. Now
 8       7, II  |  holy angels if he now was afraid to confess him before men.
 9       7, II  | some who were likely to be afraid through bashfulness. But
10       7, V   |   soldier; and was as much afraid of being freed from all
11       7, VII |    but not yet.” For I was afraid lest thou shouldst hear
12       8, VIII|  place; or perhaps she was afraid of punishment for having
13       9, XL  |  reflected on this and was afraid, and could understand none