1
It was true: they were all afraid of what he would choose.
2
We're all afraid-it'sjust whether we let it ruin us or not.
3
They are all afraid of being involved in the case, of course.
4
They were all afraid of him, which he liked rather a lot.
5
At the bottom of our hearts I think we were all afraid.
6
She didn't look at all afraid, not of him, not of anything.
7
We were all afraid of him, for he was the rod-bearing judge.
8
It was bad, and they were all afraid-evenOLD-manhimself was scared.
9
We were all afraid to go aft, but more afraid not to.
10
Then spoke little Withelm, ever thoughtful, and now not at all afraid.
11
I think you are all afraid I will come back to stay.
12
He was afraid; they were all afraid; and I did not know why.
13
In his eyes she was perfect; he did not feel at all afraid.
14
They can neither see nor smell; and they are all afraid.
15
No, I am not at all afraid; I can take care of myself.
16
The boys were all afraid and at the same time impatient.
