Afraid of kindness afraid of men afraid of life.

No need to be frightened, governor.

I'm scared of life.

To fear love is to fear life, and those who fear life are already three parts dead.

It's all right, darling. It's all right. What happened?

I'm not afraid, Doc.

You'll get angry again.

I'm afraid the master's not at home.

Mr. Sanders, I'm afraid... oh, excuse me, will you?

Had you no fear at the thought of spending your life with a blind man?

I'm afraid I don't, Monsieur.

There was a fight and ...

No, sir, I'm afraid not.

Emily was always afraid to have a baby.

How is it you're not afraid, sir?

Mr Taylor was scared of cancer.

I'm afraid Mr. Karswell is not at home, sir.

It happened in Prague, I'm afraid.

I'm afraid I can't, sir.

I'm afraid you were, Mr. Kemp.

I'm afraid of that, too.

Simply ghastly, Mr. Higgins

We have nothing to be afraid of nothing but snooperous.

That student is beginning to look so scary.

You gentlemen are not afraid of ghosts, I hope?

You know that I am afraid of strangers, Father.

Have no fear.

I'm afraid so, Mr. Stevenson.

I'm afraid so, Mr. Emmerich.

I'm afraid I don't recall, Mr. Loman?

I'm afraid not, Mr. Bush.

And I'm afraid it's with me.

I'm afraid you'll have to speak to Dr. Keagy.

I'm not frightened of Deong, Mr. Prime Minister.

There's something terrible happening.

I'm afraid so, Mr. Preysing.

Scarlett! Scarlett!

You must excuse me getting so scared when you leaned over just now, sir.

Maybe something awful happened to him.

I'm afraid that's a company secret, Mr. Stevenson.

Mom, we saw an accident.

And I'm afraid I'll be awfully peeved at you, honey.

I'll take you to my doctor, don't be afraid.

There's something terribly wrong.

There's been a terrible accident.