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 1     1|    sheltering protection: but my fear for the consequences hinders
 2     1|         of tremble, not from the fear of death, but from the possibility
 3     1|          does Alcides any longer fear the anger of Juno, whose
 4     1|        in a manner, owing to our fear of that Tyrant Nero! Once
 5     1|     surface, and impelled by her fear, she strikes out with her
 6     2| superstitious way, that I should fear the Gods, when I am about
 7     2|     about to do anything! ~ SEN. Fear all the more, as to what
 8     2|          proper that they should fear a Cesar. ~ SEN. But it is
 9     2|   indispensable that they should fear. ~ SEN. Whatever is extorted
10     2|      forasmuch as it is only the fear they entertain of me, which
11     2|        very homesteads, with the fear of death staring them in
12     2|           but it was through the fear he had inspired! He was
13     3|   apprehensions of crime and the fear of some cruel death! But!
14     3|        Kept down by the terrible fear of consequences, and our
15     4|          inspired was I with the fear which had taken possession
16     4|        the walls of my chest. My fear prevents me from expressing
17     4|          amenable to any kind of fear, but is acquiring greater
18     5|         and being crushed by the fear of my punishments, to obey
19     5|         so impregnable, but that fear might have some chance of