Before their rough hands and stale cigarette-vodka smells, I could only shudder and feel, along with fright and disgust, appeasement and complicity.
"DADDY'S GONE TO WAR": The Second World War in the Lives of America's Children, by William M. Tuttle Jr. (Oxford University, $30). A historian finds that some "home front children" still feel indoctrinated in fright and hate, while others believe the war enhanced their understanding of this country and its culture.
The Soul has Bandaged moments - When too appalled to stir - She feels some ghastly Fright come up And stop to look at her..
And courage it is said, is not the absence of fear, but rather, the judgment that something is more important than the fright felt.
Writer imagines Ceil, his mother, who died when he was 2. He tends to feel an almost theatrical fright when he is near a subject that hints of her.
My fear wasn't related to political danger, but rather, it was the kind of fright you feel when you are dangling from a rope on the side of a steep canyon of the Judean Desert.
By Harold Brodkey The New Yorker, September 12 , 1983P. 44 Writer imagines Ceil, his mother, who died when he was 2. He tends to feel an almost theatrical fright when he is near a subject that hints of her.
I knew I wouldn't panic, but I expected to feel a touch of fright when I first looked down from 12,500 feet, ready to jump.
When it is time for the big moment and you suddenly you feel the butterflies, stage fright, or the jitters, relax and breath.
Shivering with fright, he "felt a loud, unending scream piercing nature".
