...Thus, no one will cultivate more than is absolutely necessary, as he dreads the difficulties that broad acres of waving crops would entail upon his family... 
Samuel White Baker 「In the Heart of Africa」
...The workers are either too small and quick for it, or else it dreads their sting...
John Burroughs 「Birds and Bees, Sharp Eyes and, Other Papers」
...There is nothing aWestern farmer dreads so much as the passing of the grasshoppers...
Margaret Warner Morley 「The Insect Folk」
...There is nothing the Western farmer dreads so much as a swarm oflocusts...
Margaret Warner Morley 「The Insect Folk」
...Hegreatly dreads having to leave Uraniburg, with which his whole life hasfor twenty years been bound up...
Oliver Lodge 「Pioneers of Science」
...Truth itself becomes the object of his desires, only when he believes it is useful; he dreads it, whenever he presumes it will injure him...
Paul Henri Thiery (Baron D'Holbach) 「The System of Nature, Volume 1」
...The ocean in a calm is like a sulky giant; one dreads that it may be meditating evil...
Marcus Clarke 「For the Term of His Natural Life」
...The past grows blacker and blacker until it is a hell without repentance; and often the black sheep gets to that state when a man dreads his sober hours...
Henry Lawson 「Children of the Bush」
...How she hopes and fears, how she dreads the moment he has to leave her, and frets every hour he is away from home—and suffers mental agony when he is late...
Henry Lawson 「Children of the Bush」
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