My hands shook; a cold sweat broke out on me, and I shivered violently.

Presently, however, they ceased even from this, and I could see them lying on the floor with their paws over their noses, in a most peculiar fashion, and shivering visibly.

Jane shivered deliciously in her thin night gown.

Involuntarily the Boy shivered.

" Mr. Saltoun shivered inwardly.

" "He sent a message to you, sir," added Tompkins, shivering mightily.

" Dolly shivered.

" Robert shivered mentally.

" But Paulita had heard that to reach Isagani's home it was necessary to cross mountains where little leeches abounded, and at the mere thought of them the little coward shivered convulsively.

" A little chilly shiver ran through Hervey but he managed to shrug the feeling awaythe feeling that someone was standing behind him, listening, and looking into his shameful soul.

" When the shock of the tepid water had spent itself, Mealy's grin returned, and he shivered happily, "Ooit's good, ain't it?"

sez I, and my axent wuz that icy cold that he shivered imperceptibly and added hastily, "Well, we will leave that to the future to decide.

" She shivered again irrepressibly.

The fever seized on her at Genoa, and she saw the wonders of the fair land through half-shut eyes, alternately shivering and burning.

On the seat of his yellow taxicab, Spike Walters drew a heavy lap-robe more closely about his husky figure and shivered miserably.

" Dredlinton shivered nervously.

Jeanne shivered ostentatiously; Cynthia sighed and muffled herself deeper in her fur collar.

And so David shivers pitiably to his grave, after a fashion which has furnished a jest for cynics and infidels, but which contains, to the eyes of a wise man, the elements of the deepest tragedy; one more awful lesson that human beauty, valour, wit, genius, success, glory, are vanity of vanities: that man is nothing, and God is all in all.

She recalled with burning cheeks how his intense voice had stirred her; how his wishes had compelled her; she shivered pitifully as she remembered the warmth of his shoulder touching carelessly her own.

And the long-forgotten sound brought the past before him with such a vivid sense of reality that he positively shivered.

She shivered repeatedly, her voice was quite beyond her control, and once or twice her hands trembled so that she laid down her knife and fork.

The old woman stood sadly shivering.

But the dismallest sight was a bloody shape, with face to the ground, fingers clutching the grass with aimless eagerness, and shivering silently with an invisible wound.

Similarly the leaves of the Colocasia esculentathe tara of the Sandwich Islandswill often shiver at irregular times of the day and night, and with such energy that little bells hung on the petals tinkle.

As we watched with upturned faces the swift ebb and flow of these great celestial tides of coloured light, the last seal of the glorious revelation was suddenly broken, and both arches were simultaneously shivered into a thousand parallel perpendicular bars, every one of which displayed in regular order, from top to bottom, the primary colours of the solar spectrum.