- Fear is an
intensely unpleasant emotion in
response to
perceiving or
recognizing a
danger or threat. Fear
causes psychological changes that may produce...
- Speaks,
which consists of
Shakespearean sonnets and play
excerpts – "Be not
afeard, the isle is full of noises" and "Our
revels are now ended" (both from The...
- of the play, however, and
Caliban agrees to obey
Prospero again. Be not
afeard; the isle is full of
noises Sounds, and
sweet airs, that give
delight and...
-
inspired by Shakespeare's play The
Tempest (particularly Caliban's 'Be not
afeard' speech), and
partly by the G. K.
Chesterton aphorism: "The
world shall...
-
letter to a
close companion,
William Ernest Henley later confided, "I am
afeard my
marching days are over" when
asked about the
condition of his leg. The...
-
every Company he
Cometh he
persuades men to
Atheism willing them not to be
afeard of
bugbeares and hobgoblins, and
vtterly scorning both god and his ministers...
- Journal.
Retrieved 14 July 2020. Warner,
Marina (9
September 2021). "I ain't
afeard".
London Review of Books. 43 (17).
Retrieved 3
October 2021.
Review of Beryl...
- (Timothy Spall)
appeared at the top of Big Ben and
reprised Caliban's "Be not
afeard"
speech from The Tempest,
first read by
Victorian icon
Isambard Kingdom...
- (1975) To One
Singing (text: P. B. S****ey),
tenor and harpe, (1975) Be Not
Afeard (text: W. Shakespeare), soprano, baryton,
chamber ensemble and tape, (1977)...
- to help the
latter escape from an
arranged marriage. "I
Thought She Was
Afeard Till She
Stroked My Beard" (1967, as "I Gave Her Sack and Sherry" in Orbit...
