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 1 IV   |        to his muscles. I have no fear of anything or anybody.
 2 V    |          but had kept him on for fear of doing worse. With a master
 3 V    |       was seized with convulsive fear, paralyzed in his limbs,
 4 VI   |        this subject there was no fear of dispute.~“And your servant?”
 5 VI   |          in which the terrors of fear were mingled with the tortures
 6 VIII |          for his jaws shook with fear, and almost refused to work. “
 7 IX   |        Albatross” had nothing to fear from the collision.~But
 8 XI   |        though he was in constant fear of Prudent aggravating matters
 9 XI   |          none of these things to fear. What does fog matter to
10 XI   | Albatross” never has anything to fear.”~“That we shall see!” answered
11 XV   |        people were stricken with fear at the turn things had taken.
12 XVI  |          this water beneath him, fear took possession of him.~
13 XVII |          he made a gesture as of fear.~“Don’t be afraid,” said
14 XIX  |        the fore-screw. He had no fear that if the wind were to
15 XIX  |       work forward. There was no fear of being surprised. Uncle
16 XX   |      moment there was nothing to fear.~As the “Albatross” drifted
17 XXI  |          fugitives had little to fear. Now could Robur get back
18 XXIII|         seized with that sort of fear which presses on the chest