'Afraid your contraption's gone wrong, old son.

I have been so horribly afraid THE BLACKBIRD Fear, I warn you, lovely Zingara, leads to dyspepsia!

It makes me afraid God must be disappointed lots of times, and feel like pulling down another flood and getting away to a fresh start again.

I ain't afraid o' no man, and I'll tell you what it is: it's your ignorance of who I am that makes you bold.

He was very much afraid that mother, or someone else, should call to him that he couldn't go.

snivels Jonesy, 'I ain't afraid o-o-of him;' and the strange fact is that he wasn't.

And blame me not, if thus afraid A needful, dear request to make.

I told him that I was disturbed by this fact because I was afraid the Senate and possibly the people, if they understood this, would refuse ratification, and that anything which was an obstacle to ratification was unfortunate because we ought to have peace as soon as possible.

" "No, I'm not afraid o' ye, Mr. Bruce," sobbed Bel.