And this time, he nearly tripped upon the tense, for her hand was on his arm, and, in consequence, a series of warm, delicious little shivers was running about his body in a fashion highly favorable to extreme perturbation of mind.

A sidelong glance from under the deep shade seemed to satisfy him regarding his neighbors, and drawing his cloak about him with a slight shiver, he leaned into the corner and seemed to forget that he was not alone.

Somehow that did not seem to explain fully the old man's behavior, and the girl who had championed him sighed and then gave a sudden shiver as she remembered the awful suspicion that had fallen upon this strange individual.

So far well; but, four days after the operation, my patient had a sudden and long shivering, a "groosin," as she called it.

murmured Grace, with a little nervous shiver.

"It means, my dear Spinrobin," he said slowly, with a touch of solemnity that woke an involuntary shiver deep in his listener's being, "that you are destined to play a part, and an important part, in one of the grandest experiments ever dreamed of by the heart of man.

And this time, he nearly tripped upon the tense, for her hand was on his arm, and, in consequence, a series of warm, delicious little shivers was running about his body in a fashion highly favorable to extreme perturbation of mind.

After such occasions there would be attacks of violent shivering, with vomiting and giddiness.

LEECH, LIDA SHIVERS.

A tiny shiver shook the white shoulders, a shiver not from cold, since not yet had the air chilled.

The after-deck was full of water, but the bows were high and going round, and he was conscious of a curious shiver that ran through the straining hull as she shook herself free from the sand.

"All ready, Betsey?" "Just a minute," begged Betty, with a delightful little shiver of excitement as she tucked in her skirts and pulled her soft hat further over her eyes.

Yet an idle fancy touched him, what a triumph the man had gained, whoever he might be, who had held the master-key to a nature so rare as this, who had the kingly power in his hand to break its silence into electric shivers of laughter and tears,terrible subtle pain, or joy as terrible.

She calls Mr. Colburn an "embodied shiver," which will bring a smile to the lips of thosefew, I fearwho remember the little man.

Again we slide down to the eyes in the fluid heat, which wraps us closely about until we tingle with exquisite hot shiverings.

The marble image thrilled with life, The stone began to quiver; She drank my kisses' burning flame With fierce convulsive shiver.

As David Cannon ended with the fate theme of the tree, a genuine shiver went through the little group.

Hence is explained the gloomy shivering of the aspen leaf, the trembling of the poplar, and the popular antipathy to utilising elder twigs for fagots.

And the storm that sweeps through the airy deeps Makes the hoary pine-wood shiver!

Then, with a rush, an immeasurable longing shivers through him like a trumpet call.

And something else she saw, something of which she did not know the name but from which, not loving him, she shrank with an instinctive shiver of revolt.

Then with a rush the intolerable craving Shivers throughout me like a trumpet call; Oh, to save these!

I must really be losing my senses!" He sunk on the couch again exhausted; another fit of intolerable shivering seized him, and he mechanically pulled his old student's cloak over him for warmth, as he fell into a delirious sleep.

Society is in this respect like a firethe wise man warming himself at a proper distance from it; not coming too close, like the fool, who, on getting scorched, runs away and shivers in solitude, loud in his complaint that the fire burns.

There was always wanting that fine shock of genuine passion, striking home to kindred passions in the breasts of his auditors, and sending through every nerve a magnetic shiver of delight,that subtile, mysterious element of genius, playing like quick flame along the dullest lines of the poet and charging them with its own life and fire.