Book, Chapter

 1    3, 14|       is ready. But I greatly fearing to goe any more to her house
 2    3, 17| together to work my harm, and fearing lest I should eat up their
 3    4, 19|      to aid him, wherewith we fearing our present peril, knew
 4    4, 22|     the heart of their sister fearing lest some danger might happen
 5    4, 22|  kissed him a thousand times, fearing the measure of his sleepe
 6    4, 22|     in love with Psyches, and fearing the displeasure of his Mother,
 7    5, 26|     speake more franckly, not fearing at all my presence, and
 8    6, 32|   them all to weepe: but they fearing to become subject unto new
 9    6, 33|      in our way apace. Then I fearing the great danger which might
10    7, 41|     with them by the way, who fearing the matter which he committed
11    8, 44|       death, but the Justices fearing a farther inconvenience
12    8, 44| crafty and subtill fetch, and fearing least he would worke some
13    8, 44|        and on the other side, fearing least if I should deny his
14    9, 48|    given me ill counsell, and fearing that they had not faithfully