| 1H4 IV.i.24 | [Messenger to Worcester, of Northumberland] He was much feared by his physicians |
| 3H6 III.ii.24 | [George aside to Richard, of Lady Grey] I fear her not unless she chance to fall |
| AW III.v.28 | [Diana to Mariana] You shall not need to fear me |
| Ham IV.v.124 | [Claudius to Gertrude] Do not fear our person |
| MM III.i.77 | [Isabella to Claudio] I do fear thee |
| MV III.ii.29 | [Bassanio to Portia, of mistrust] Which makes me fear th'enjoying of my love |
| Tim II.ii.15 | [Varro's Servant to Caphis, responding to 'Would we were all discharged'] I fear it [i.e. I fear the worst] |
| TS IV.iv.10 | [Tranio as Lucentio to Pedant as Vincentio, of Biondello] Fear you not him |
| Ven.642 | [Venus to Adonis] When thou didst name the boar ... / I feared thy fortune |