We'd have met right here: I should have said, 'Steve, my boy, your little gal Nita and that bright little bit of a bottle worrier you call your baby are coming right over to make their homes with Millie, and the gals, and me, till you get back.
"The Heart of Unaga"
Ridgwell Cullum
One worrier in the family was plenty.
"Cost of Living"
Robert Sheckley
No matter how hopeful we may be in our later teaching about the possibilities of overcoming worry, the really serious worrier will pounce upon the original tragic statement and apply it with terrible insistence to his own case.
"The Untroubled Mind"
Herbert J. Hall