Meanings of had some fear in English

Rested very well though I had some fear at the beginning of the night.

Hetta also had some fear of wolves-notfor herself perhaps; but for her sister.

Why, the dog affected diffidence; he had some fear lest he should not win her affections.

The man looked so strangely upon him, that Anthony knew that he had some fear upon his mind.

Garrison had some fear that her vapoury figure might sink through the chair, but he was agreeably surprised to find that it did not.

But indifference itself is transitory, and I had some fear lest I should continue to suffer without relief under these wretched extremes of feeling.

The Duke of Wellington, indeed, seems to have had some fear that the two parties might coalesce, in order to effect his expulsion from power.

"Brown, you may be right," said Robin; "I have had some fear of it, and I know that you carry a weather eye.