Does the underlined part mean no little girl sounded more scared than Brienne?
“Your Gr—no!” cried Brienne the Blue when she saw that evil flow, _sounding as scared as any little girl._

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A Clash of Kings

Hi. Does the underlined part mean no little girl sounded more scared than Brienne?

Thank you.

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Does the underlined part mean no little girl sounded more scared than Brienne?
“Your Gr—no!” cried Brienne the Blue when she saw that evil flow, _sounding as scared as any little girl._

Excerpt From 
A Clash of Kings

Hi. Does the underlined part mean no little girl sounded more scared than Brienne?

Thank you.

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No. It means she sounded like any other scared little girl. I guess this character is not so little and therefore comparison to a little girl emphasises on the expression.

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