I put out the light and returned to bed, palsied with fear.

And when Parliament heard that quavering voice it grew palsied with fear.

Kenneth stood palsied with fear, gazing like one fascinated at the approaching peril.

A shadow of the empty, good-humoured smile still lingered on a painted mouth palsied with fear.

Folk would run together, clamorous, palsied with fear; and among the terror-stricken groups would figure certain aunts.

He was palsied with fear, stark fear.