Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  V   |      out of her wits.~“Don’t be afraid, Mrs Joliffe, don’t be afraid;
 2      I,  V   |   afraid, Mrs Joliffe, don’t be afraid; I know what I can do. The
 3      I,  VI  |           he replied; “don’t be afraid of startling the animals;
 4      I,  VII |     experiment, I should not be afraid to join you, and would gladly
 5      I,  VII |      must be gratified !”~“I am afraid so,” said Mrs Barnett, laughing; “
 6      I,  IX  |          Mrs Barnett!”~“Are you afraid of a storm?” inquired the
 7      I,  XII |    means pleased at this he was afraid of having been preceded
 8      I,  XXII|       shall, but meanwhile I am afraid you won’t find it very comfortable.”~“
 9     II,  I   | monetary point of view, and was afraid the bounty would be withheld.~“
10     II,  I   |       withheld.~“You needn’t be afraid,” said Hobson with a smile; “
11     II,  II  | Kamtchatka Current. Are you not afraid that it has us in its fatal
12     II,  III |        like ourselves, and I am afraid the greater number will
13     II,  VII |  beating,” answered Long.~“I am afraid that now and then we shall
14     II,  VIII|          as they were naturally afraid that the island might have