" Babette looked up as he spoke, and intercepted a glance so strange and savage that passed between the brothers and then rested on her friend the pedlar, that involuntarily she shuddered and turned pale.

He shuddered violently on seeing a slight margin between the pencil-line on the napkin and the edge of the skin.

"What are her symptoms?" Sir Henry shuddered quite visibly.

"Yes," Kathleen faltered, and afterward she shuddered.

The old woman turned her head, and seeing us, shuddered convulsively, and then, reassured probably by the blouse of the last-maker, she got up and came towards us.

When I look at her I think of all her frightful books, and the frightful serial she has even now running in the Pink Pictorial, and I shudder (unobtrusively, I hope), and look, away.

She came in, deliciously shuddering, lighted a fire, already laid, of shavings and sticks, put the kettle on to boil and dressed.

The dignified Ogams shuddered inwardly as his strident voice awoke the echoes of the room, and their already stiff limbs became rigid with disapproval.

And she shuddered, audibly.

" "They killed him on youron your" she could not complete the sentence, but shuddered expressively.

she shuddered faintly.

The murderer gazed at his tool and shuddered feebly.

I shuddered fittingly at the violence of her speech.

I could see no tears then but my own, for I confess that suddenly to my eyes there came a mist of tears and I was seized with an emotion that made me shudder icily in the glare of the day.

Instinctively she shuddered as she thought of Sue.

You'll have to cover 'em up with new paper, won't you, or shall you let me put a coat of varnish on 'em?" Mrs. Carey shuddered internally.

Along their flats, and furrows, and jagged backs, Out to the lonely point where the green mass Arose and sank, heaved slow and forceful, she Went; and recoiled in terror; ever drawn, Ever repelled, with inward shuddering At the great, heartless, miserable depth.

She was mentally shuddering at the recollection of former sleigh-journeying from Tver to Thors.

She shuddered once, nervously, but there was no further impulse of remorse.

" She shuddered painfully.

If there had been murder done" (the girl shuddered as she said the words)"a common murder, such as one hears of in lonely country placessurely it must have come to light before this, after the search that has been made all round about.

Frances Maury playfully shuddered.

I positively shuddered for her, poor creature; and I do not think the most thoughtless lad could read that terrible picture of her feelings and hopeless misery without being deeply moved.

She began to sob and shuddered repeatedly as she told him the story: Madame Angelin's visit the previous month, and the sudden arrival of Alexandre, who had seen the bag and had heard the promise of further help, at a certain hour on a certain date.

" "Not mena, not for the George and a' that's in it!" said Tom, with a shudder, sternly, as he took a step backward.