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immediate apprehension |
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Probably because he had some ulterior purpose to serve, which would have been thwarted by my immediate apprehension. Indignation, the sense of moral insecurity engendered by such a treacherous proceeding joined to the immediate apprehension of a broken neck, would, in the colloquial phrase, put him in a state. |
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