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 1      IV| highwaymen?"~ ~"Bad men are to be feared everywhere," replied the
 2      IV|       dropped it.~ ~"You said you feared you should kill that young
 3       V|         ransom is forthcoming. We feared your excellencies were of
 4       V|        told our benefactor that I feared they would profit us little,
 5    VIII|           Cagliari was most to be feared when he professed the noblest
 6       X|           he thought the princess feared him, as of old, and that
 7       X|     passions. He who sees himself feared gains an increased sense
 8     XII|      imagination on her part, and feared to relate her experience,
 9     XIV|         Consequently it was to be feared that a general flight from
10   XXIII|        before her vision, and she feared to part with her husband,
11  XXVIII|       that the man whom he had so feared and hated had, by his own